Indiana University Kokomo - Prometheus Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Careers Day Promotes Community Interest Some 50 participants turned out for Iareers Day April 5 at IUK to hear mresentations on two dozen careers. Several IUK alumni were among the presenters. Participants attended up to four dif- erent sessions and were able to use a :omputerized service designed to natch their interests and academic Jackgrounds with those of colleges ind occupations across the nation. Careers Day was sponsored by the Dffices of Career Development and 'lacement and Admissions and the Stu- lent Alumni Council. K. lane Adcock, director of career levelopment and placement at IUK, aid Our career is our livelihoodg it letermines where we live, who our friends are and how we spend our leisure time. Because of the enormous impact it has on our lives there is a big emphasis on researching and learning about a career before pursuing the education we need, she continued, This investigation also provides the op- portunity for people to evaluate their own skills and personality to see which career they may fit best, llPersons tend to change careers a number of times throughout their lives, Adcock related, Knowing what a parti- cular career requires makes it easier and less tramatic to make the change. You may be making a switch to a job that requires different skills but the same type of personality. -Story Courtesy of Olivia Maddox x l 5 V --r,.-H QL i X .NX g I .'.' ' -N A The Training and Educational Data Systems QTEDSJ gave tailored career printouts courtesy of K lane Adcock. .L X