Resources for Faculty & Staff Affected by Hurricanes

Employment Resources

• NACUBO Career Headquarters
  A job board for higher education faculty and staff that notifies employers if the applicant was affected by the hurricanes, and conversely allows employers to request hurricane victims; giving those applicants preferential treatment
• Temporary Employment Opportunities to Displaced Faculty & Staff --Fall 2005 (.xls, 83 kb)
  A state-by-state listing, compiled by CampusRelief.org, of institutions offering temporary employment to faculty and staff who were affected by the hurricanes.
• Hurricane Recovery Job Connection
  Connecting workers needing jobs with employers who want to hire them
• American College Health Association (ACHA)
  Providing access to the Jobline Classifieds Service free of charge,  and information for student health professionals
• The College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR)
  Providing HR news and information critical to faculty & staff from affected institutions
• CASE's Career Center Service 
  Connecting advancement employers with potential employees who have been temporarily or permanently displaced by the hurricanes free of charge
• SOLINET Job Bank
  Developing a registry of temporary and permanent library- and archives-related jobs in the United States
• Inside Higher Ed
  Posting positions for displaced faculty and staff at no charge through their online publication; any questions, contact Kathlene Collins at 202.744.2528

Additional Resources

• Library Access Information
• The National Service-Learning Clearinghouse
  Providing resources and tools to teach students how to do a community service project to help hurricane victims.
• American Psychological Association (APA)
  Educating the public and policymakers on trauma recovery, offering dues relief to APA members, as well as many other member benefits.
• Hurricane Relief Support Program (APA)
  Providing funds to psychology departments in Louisiana and Mississippi to assist in the replacement of destroyed materials or other needs associated with the hurricane damage.
• LexisNexis
  Aiding legal professionals by providing free access for 30 days to our resources, and free replacements of print products, and other services.
• Congress Enacts Katrina Tax Relief
  Summarizing the emergency tax provisions enacted September 21 to assist hurricane victims, employers, and donors
• Medical Library Association (MLA)
  Offering dues relief to MLA individual and institutional members, set up the Medical Library Disaster Relief Fund which will raise money specifically for medical libraries, and lists the affected medical facilities in the region

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