University of Nevada Las Vegas - Epilogue Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Dr. James Love, Psychological Services

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54 ll . g, r . alumina: '4' st; g i . 2i - 3 Human beings are our world's most valuable resource. Many of the human beings within the university world are attempting to improve themselves and their universe, whether it be esthetically more relevant values, ecol- ogyt. economically, or by improving the systems within which we live. Sometimes the difference between a student remaining in school or being forced to leave and temporarily or permanently abandon his goals is simple e money. At this point, a student can come to our office to begin interviewing for a part-time job which, if secured, will enable him to finish school and pursue his goals. Interviewing for part-time jobs is in itself good experience and will prove especially valuable when a student is ready to interview for that Career Job he wants so badly. Each day approximately 50-75 students come to the placement office seeking information and employment counseling which will partly determine their life's direction. My contribution to the students' growth and development is to help them secure the economic wher- ewithal. x n Judy Morris, Student Placemen m