Fall 2005 Offerings

• Resume Clinics - October 5 and 26, 2005
• Fall Career Expo of The Palouse - October 11, 2005
• Radiography Program Info Session - October 27, 2005
• Pre-Registration Clinic - Undeclared Students - November 3, 2005
• Mock Interview Opportunities - Schedule yours now!
• Gaining The Competitive Edge in an Interview Meal  - November 9, 2005

Spring 2005 Offerings

• Resume Clinics - February 23, March 21, April 12, 2005
• Spring Career Expo of The Palouse - March 1, 2005
• Dressing For a Successful Interview - March 3, 2005
• Gaining The Competitive Edge in an Interview Meal - April 13, 2005
• Mock Interview Opportunities - April 12, 13, & 14, 2005

Be sure to check out our Workshops page for more offerings!!

Do you need the Resume Doctor?  Whether you need a well-check for your current resume or a diagnosis for your sick resume, we can help.  Stop by during our clinic hours and a professional will provide you with a quick check-up and valuable letters and reference sheets included.  No appointment necessary.

Fall 2005 Offerings

Resume Clinics
October 5 and 26, 2005
2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Do you need the Resume Doctor?  Whether you need a well-check for your current resume or a diagnosis for your sick resume, we can help.  Stop by during our clinic hours and a professional will provide you with a quick check-up and valuable feedback to meet your individual needs.  Help with cover letters and reference sheets included.  No appointment necessary.

Career Expo of The Palouse
Tuesday, October 11, 2005
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

 LCSC students are invited to attend this bi-annual event co-sponsored by WSU and the Uof I. This year's event will be held at the Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum in Pullman, Washington. There is no cost to attend the event and we will pay you $5 to help with travel costs – simply bring in your “goodie bag” before October 18 and tell us what you learned at Expo!! See the list of employers that will participate in this event by clicking on Career Expo and following the frames through activities and events.  Contact our office to find out more information!  To prepare for Career Expo, we recommend that you attend these workshops:  Resumes, Cover Letters, Interviewing Techniques, Conducting a Job Search, and/or Applying to Graduate School.

What can a Career Fair Do For You?

Career Fairs provide students with excellent opportunities to explore career options, learn about hiring practices of individual companies, procedures for applying for work with these companies, specific coursework required in various occupations, information about cooperative education opportunities, and other preparation for an edge in entering the job market.

Students can capitalize on what the Career Fair has to offer by doing some advanced preparation. Consider the following pointers. Clarify your goals -- know why you are going to the Career Fair and what you want to get out of it. Review the list of participating employers and identify those with whom you wish to talk. Know something about the organizations you plan to visit and prepare a list of questions to ask (this requires some research). Take your carefully prepared resume with you. Employers will recognize and remember the well prepared, motivated students who visit them during the Career Fair; some advanced preparation on your part will make you one of those students.

Why Do We Have Career Fairs?

Career Fairs give students a chance to:

• Establish job contacts
• Explore career possibilities
• Gather information about an employer

Information For Employers

Employers attend career fairs to:

• Increase awareness of their organization
• Provide career information
• Make contacts with prospective employees
• Look for candidates for specific jobs they are trying to fill as soon as possible.

Pre-Registration Clinic - Undeclared Students!
Thursday, November 3, 2005
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Location - Reid Hall, room 15

 Don’t put off thinking about classes for Spring Semester.  Career and Advising Services is offering a pre-registration workshop for all undeclared students.  Students will be able to speak with advisors, plan their schedule and be released to register over WarriorWeb when their registration day arrives.  Mark your calendars and plan to attend!

Interested in a career in Radiography?  Join us as Victor White, LCSC Radiography Program Director, and Nan Miguel, Assistant Professor in Radiography, present the following topics: 

• Application process;

• Proposed clinical bachelors degree;
• Clinical site development;
• Careers in radiography;
• General questions and answers.

Gaining The Competitive Edge in an Interview Meal
November 9, 2005

- By Reservation Only - Sign up NOW-

Join us in learning how to make a positive impression during an interview or business meal.  While eating a three-course luncheon, you will be provided with tips and information about professional etiquette, handling difficult-to-eat foods, and much more.  The session will be open to all students, however, seats are limited. A fee will be required to help defray the cost of the meal.  Stop by our office for details and to review our etiquette-related resources.

Fall Mock Interview Opportunities
~ By Reservation Only ~

Take advantage of this chance to practice your interviewing skills.  Mock interviews will be conducted by employer representatives from throughout the valley and Career & Advising Services staff members.   The experience results in a discussion of your interview skills and areas that may need attention.  You are eligible to participate once you have updated your resume and attended our Interview Techniques Workshop (or viewed the workshop video). By making a 45 minute commitment, you gain an invaluable learning experience that will contribute to your future job searches. Don't miss this opportunity!

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Spring 2005 Offerings

Resume Clinics
February 23, March 21, and April 12 2005
2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Career Expo of The Palouse
Tuesday, March 1, 2005
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Dressing For a Successful Interview
Thursday, March 3, 2005

We hope you joined us in the Williams Conference Center during this "brown bag" lunchtime presentation providing information covering the finer points of dressing for an interview. Professionals from the fashion industry provided examples of attire in varying levels of formality, using many style options, and with a student’s budget in mind.  An entertaining, enlightening time was had by all in attendance.

Gaining The Competitive Edge in an Interview Meal
April 13, 2005

Spring Mock Interview Opportunities
April 12, 13 & 14,  2005
 

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Contact us at: Career & Advising Services
Lewis-Clark State College
Reid Centennial Hall, Room 22
Lewiston, Idaho 83501
Phone 208-792-2313
Fax 208-792-2298

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