Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Research Options Foil Your Major “Don't limityourself.'said Kathy Francis. Career Coach. Exploreyour options since many majors can lead to multiplecareer paths.' To find career path sheets, students should go to www. temple, edu careercenter. Welcome to the Career Center fwnWm PpnUHtvrao loraUMbm Continued research Think about where you want to live and how much it costs to live there. said Megan Pongratz. Career Coach. Research the types of organizations in your new location and the average salary range for the position you are pursuing. ’ The Career Center offers resources for cost o living. average salary ranges and more on their website! attend Professional events “Now thatyou are a recentgraduate.'said Karla P. Hemandez-Martinez Career Coach. I would encourage you to attend networking events such as the ones thrown by the Young Alumni Association, the Career Center, and pro essional organizations. Always ask for a business} card and, after your conversation, jot down any key points about the chat on the hack of the card. You might need those key points when sending a thankyouemail to the person later on. Never underestimate the power of networking: that person might be your connection to job opportunities inyour desired field. Search And Apply for Jobs “Capitalize on all of your resources to search and apply for jobs: industry-specific websites. Alumni job database, networking contacts, etc. said Megan Pongratz Career Coach. Consideralternate routes to your ideal career including part-time positions, internships and volunteer opportunities.' Follow Through “A handwritten letter is an excellent touch after an interview.' said Alexandra Amado. Career Coach. ‘Most people will send a thankyou email which you should do as well but sending a personalized letter through the mail will really set you apart Pick up some nice stationary the next timeyou are out and use it after every interview you go on. Keep in contact with professors and friends after graduation through Fdcebook.LinkedIn.TwitterandemaiL Shoot them an email every so often asking about how they are doing and in orming them of where you are at as well This will help you stay grounded and happy as you transition into the next phase of your life.

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 Tempde puttee give an intide Mi on how they benefit the community AlVSIaLeSTCK ££■ ■ m e want to moire sure everyone is safe. said Charles Leone. Temple ■IV University's Deputy Director. Leone's statement defines precisely what WW Temple police do for the community. As Temple's Deputy Director ond being a part of Temple for 27 years. I Leone has seen the police force grow and develop. It became more professional, and really developed over the years.' Leone said. The Temple Police department'sgoal is to protect the community, as well as the city o Philadelphia. The police department of Temple has both police officers in patrol cars, as well as police oncers on bikes. They also have a connection with Allied Barton security officers. Our Temple police officers! maintain the peace and well being of students and acuity. said Lieutenant Russell Moody, who has been a part of Temple for 18 years. VVe make sure the environment is conducive to everyone learning. While the Temple police help out the students and community, there are some misconceptions surroundingwhat the officers actually do. According to Moody, officers are seen as unapproachable. primarily because students feel they are going to face harsh consequences. Arresting someone is the last resort. Moody said. We wan t to do everything we can to help the community and keep the peace. Officer Michael McShane, who Leone calls Temple Polices “ambassador. has been an officer for 42 years, and hears the misconceptions as being gruff and angry. Some (students) just don’t know what we do. Leone said. The Temple police want to be known for the positive things they do, and inform students of what they do. Aside rom directing tragic and issuing tickets, they meet with student organizations, such as Temple Student Government (TSG). concerning issues with thecommunity.as well as reaching out to the community. The Temple police also offer security to students at night. The Owl Loop and Til Door Service allow students the opportunity to be taken home safely. They also help with incoming students'move-in and orientations. We want to explain to them who we arc and what we do, Moody said. We wan t to createa positive, friendly image. The Temple police want both the students and community to know that they are always there to help. I get along with everybody. said McShane. a fa vorite among studen ts. “I want them to always look over their shoulder and pay attention. The Temple Police continue to set a positive image for the students and the community. We go over and beyond for the Temple community. Moody said.