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Career centers: A continually expanding role

statement that could serve as a springboard for change, improvement, and innovation. The vision of change, so important for the college to survive today, has not typically involved utilization of the career center. We offer this observation not as criticism but as commentary on what has been the pervailing scene. We, in fact, hope it makes one take note of what seems to us a contradiction. When colleges are most pressed to assert their role and mission in education, when its constituents seem so unclear and demanding about their career needs, and when the political ties of the college to various constituencies are be-