MARCH 28,1985
Placement Center Provides
Employment Information
by Lisa Pavadore
Collegian Feature Editor
Every year, many students have
the problem of finding summer
jobs. Obtaining summer employ
ment can be aggravating and
disappointing but there are jobs
out there for students who know
where to look. The Placement Of
fice on the second floor of the Ad
ministration Building has summer
job sources to be used by in
terested students.
A pamphlet from the United
States Office of Personnel
Management regarding summer
employment, provided by the
federal government, can be found
in the Placement Office.
While most of the jobs listed
are located in the Washington
D.C. area, there is a list of the
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federal agencies for each state that
one can contact to obtain a list of
regional employment oppor
tunities. Some effort is required
on the student’s part, but the
qualifications for obtaining
employment are easy to fulfill and
the pay looks pretty good.
Summer work-study employ
ment is available for on and off
campus. Eligibility for summer
work study is based on financial
need, determined by filing a
1985-86 need analysis document
and a summer 1985-86 financial
aid application. Both of these ap
plications can be obtained from
the Financial Aid Office in the
Administration Building.
Once these forms are processed,
the university determines financial
eligibilty for work-study. This
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award is applicable to both in
state and out-of-state students.
Employers in Cape Cod, Mar
tha’s Vineyard and Nantucket will
be hiring students for summer
employment. A catalog of these
jobs can be acquired by sending a
business size, self-addressed,
stamped envelope with $3 to:
Cape Cod Summer Job Bureau
Box 594, Room 5 Barnstable, MA
02630. If a summer on the beach
sounds interesting, this might be
worth the effort.
There is other local summer
employment opportunities infor
mation in the Placement Office.
Many students wait imtfl it is too
late to apply for jobs. The time to
apply is now.
What’s
Looking for something to
do? The college community
and the city of Erie offer a
wide variety of arts and
entertainment including
music, films, and lectures.
The following is a listing of
events occurring in our
area:
Arts
April - 7 Exhibition of
science fiction covering art
from the 1920’5, Erie Art
Museum and Planetarium
11-14 “Francis” per
formed by the Gannon
Theatre
16 Oxford Chamber
Players appearing in the
Reed Lecture Hall
17 “Wooing, Wedding
and Repenting” at Behrend
(scenes from Chekhov,
Ibsen, Strindberg, Wilde,
more.)
17-21 North Carolina
Dance Theatre 8:15 p.m.,
Edinboro Memorial
Auditorium $4 adults 2
others
19 Scott Jonens, come
dian, Gannon-Beyer
Lounge $1 admission
21 Clay sculpture exhibit,
Erie Art Museum
Films
Easter Weekend, “High
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Attendents • Kitchen Help •Room Clerks
•Switch Board Operators ■ Etc., Etc.
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Summer Employment Guide 1985
Happening
Road to China”, Reed Lec
ture Hall
April 10 “Latraviata”,
Mercyhurst-Zum Hall 7:15
p.m., $2 admission
11 “The Loneliness of the
Long Distance Runner”,
Edinboro Memorial
Auditorium 9:15 p.m., no
admission charge
17 “The Basileus
Quartet”, Mercyhurst-Zum
Hall 7:15 p.m., $2
18 “Blow Up”, Edinboro
Memorial Auditorium 9:15
p.m., no admission charge
Lectures
Lectures
April 11 Rosemary
Reuter “Feminism and the
Family”, 7:30 p.m., Mer
cyhurst cafeteria
Music
March 29 Edinboro Sym
phony Band, Edinboro
Memorial Auditorium* 8:15
p.m.
April 2 Jazz Ensemble,
Edinboro Memorial
Auditorium, 8:15 p.m.
4 Richard Metzger,
Classical Guitarist, Reed
Lecture Hall 8 p.m.
11 Alabama, Erie Civic
Center 452-4857
16 Percussion Ensemble,
Edinboro Memorial
Auditorium, 8:15 p.m.
19 Scotsingers, Edinboro
Memorial Auditorium, 8:15
p.m.
20 Spring Festival Day,
surprise movie, Behrend
Miscellaneous
April 12 Spring Dinner
Dance, Peek ‘n’ Peak, $2O
per couple
13 Bruno’s Las Vegas
Night, Gorge Cafeteria 8
p.m.
16 Coffee' with the Pro
vost, Memorial Room 10
a.m.
27 .1 OK Gannon Universi
ty Run 871-7476
18-21 Spring Dance Per
formances, 8 p.m.,
Mercyhurst-Zum Hall
19 Fantasy Island Dance
featuring Mr. Rourke and
Tattoo at Behrend
21 Awards Convocation,
3 p.m. in Reed Lecture Hall
23. National Shakespeare
Company perfoems
“Macßeth”, 8 p.m. at Mer
cyhurst Little Theater, $6
students, $7 general public,
group rates available
Compiled by
Gres Rathbon
Collegian Staff Writer
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