Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Finding the right employer for the future. With so many different opportunities, not only must job-seeking Oregon State students be prepared for interviews, but to find a job that interests them as well. What interests you? With so many engineers st Oregon State, there are so many different job opportunities to consider. A packed house. The entire CH2M Hill AJumni Center is packed full of employers looking for prospective students. Are OSU students Army Strong? The United States armed forces also see the Career Fairs as a great opportunity to find highly qualified students for their highly skilled jobs. They are not interested in hiring a degree, they're hiring a person. •Excerpt from The Daily Barometer Epic Careers offers college students jobs in designino software for over 140 million healthcare members.

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Your Cheese Tillamook Cheese Factory offering up some delicious job opportunities. Sarah Vojnovich, Sundeep Kaur, Ramajit Sranna and Viviana Morales With resumes in hand, these four graduates were ready to tackle the career fair and find, what could be, their future careers. I Career hub Career fairs are held throughout the year for engineering students, then for the rest of the student population Students ger the chance to talk to employers from around the world in hopes of receiving real business world knowledge, networking opportunities, and possibly a job offer1 Oregon State University’s career fairs ere a great place for employers as well, giving them the chance to hire some of the best and brightest from the next OSU graduates. Plenty of souvenirs! Employers line up fun souvenirs to gain attention from students. Katy Weber and Brooke Callis Katy and Brooke talk about a possibly future career at Oregon State! Are you College Pro? A popular job option for many college students, a College Pro Painter representative discusses its business model. Photos courtesy of The Daily Barometer

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by Tomas Patlan Make it a day on, not a day off,.’ Oregon State University celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with a week long celebration of his dream and vision. With the help of the Center for Civil Engagement, students took part in a week long celebration, dedicated to giving back to the community through volunterering at various parks, homes, clubs and shelters. On the morning of January 13th, 2013, droves of OSU students filed into McAlexander Fieldhouse, where there was a 8 community service projects for the volunteers to choose from. Volunteers went to Avery Park to clearn and resoil flower beds; where others served at the Boys Girls club, helping clean , creating a safe environment for young children;. With many other volunteering sites that students partcipated at, Oregon State students helped continue MLK's vision of a strong sense of community. MLK's Vision Keeping the dream Hundres of Oregon State students helped in any way they could. The simple act of volunteering your time can mean all the difference in someone's life. It is the act of selflessness that Oregon State Students demonstrated this day that would make MLK A slideshow of images of MLK Jr. play with accompaning audio of past speeches while students wait in McAlexander. proud. Students traveled to Avery Park to give back to the community by cleaning up the fall's foilage and resoiled flowerbeds for next spring's bloom. The Boys Girls Club in Corvallis was in some need of cleanup and maintenance-Oregon State Students were happy to help!