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Top left: Lee Anne Turner aids Ann Guidroz with an application. Top right: With the computer and Lee Anne ' s help, Jeniffer McCray job- searches. Bottom: Tammy Zachary uses the resources, looking for an internship. student Life • 13
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There ' s a success story in CAREER PLANNING Lee Anne Turner, a new mem- ber of the staff, organized a career planning program for the students. The Community Foundation contrib- uted the money for a new office and furnishings and Mrs. Edna Earnest donated money for operating expenses and new equipment. In memory of Mrs. Earnest ' s parent ' s, Dean and Mrs. John Alexander Hardin, the office was dedicated on March 19th. Students received help in plan- ning a career by a series of inter- views, the Meyers-Brigg Test, and books available on career informa- tion. Many students helped test new soft-ware that assists people in rec- ognizing their individual interests and values in order to suggest kinds of jobs. After deciding on a career, stu- dents were instructed in resume writing, job interviewing, and job search skills by attending a series of workshops. It at least got me an interview, claimed Senior, Jen- nifer McCray. Students are also helped in finding job contacts throughout the United States, espe- cially in Texas and Louisiana. Left: Jennifer Watson and Matt Burke take advantage of the workshops. Right: Lee Anne Turner speaks with job contacts. 12-Stud«nt LIf
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STUDYING The least-liked aspect of college life Most students fiated to study. They did everything they could to get out of it. But when the time came to settle down and hit the books people liked to make the best of it. On pretty days the campus grounds were full of people concentrating on psychology or biology while soaking up the sun ' s rays. Others found it nec- essary to sit in the SUB, so that they could see everyone who walked by. While some found it easy to be in a busy atmosphere and still actually learn something, others enjoyed the peace and quiet of the library or dorm room. Above: John Buckwalter finds the shell a good, central place on campus to study. Above Right: Sun glasses are a must lor Steve Weir as he studies. Right: Martha Stucky Is able to con- centrate on her books and all the people around her in the SUB. 14 - Student LIf
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