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THANKS AGS FOR CONlUO
Ol/T TO THE VOLLEYBALL
GAME LAST FRIDAY AS
WE BEAT ARKANSAS-
LITTLE ROCK.,.
The majority of on-campus in
terviews are granted to students
after the companies have
screened the students’ resumes.
The interviews are then held in
the Career Center.
Another service the Career
Center offers is in the coopera
tive education program.
Pat White, assistant director
in the cooperative education pro
gram, said the program is a mul
tiple-work experience program.
“The student goes to orienta
tion with the co-op office and
then registers with a disk,”
White said.
“Usually, the student alter
nates work and school,” she said.
In the co-op program, stu
dents alternate between working
one semester and attending
school. Students usually work
for three terms, White said.
“Students usually see the
company through one year of op
eration,” White said.
“It is like a good, year-long
interview with the company,”
she said.
White said there are general
ly more students from the tech
nical, engineering areas in the
co-op program. However, the co
op program also provides oppor
tunities for other majors, such as
liberal arts, White said.
“The co-op program provides
a wonderful opportunity for stu
dents,” she said.
“There is a definite advantage
to students who get work experi
ence,” White commented.
Turner said the improving
economy has helped students
find jobs.
“Last year, we coordinated al
most 8,000 interviews, an 8 per
cent increase over last year,”
Turner said.
“We had a 6 percent increase
on our number of employers, and
we were the only large office in
the nation with an increase,”
Turner said.
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1. You must be a degree seeking student and have a total of 95 credit hours reflected on the
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