Hear all about internships from current and former interns, repre
senting a variety of majors and employers. If you are thinking abou
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Special guest panelist- Jennifer Mull, Internship Recruiter from
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spective as a recruiter as to what employers look for, how you can
best prepare for an interview, and how to benefit from the intern
ship.
Tobacco free zone: a social contract
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The task force took this information,
along with their recommendation
to create a smoke free
campus to Hanes, who approved the
policy.
The policy was a “public health
and safety decision” according to
Sam Monismith, co-chair of the
task force.
“No amount of smoke is healthy,”
said Monismith. “We are not
trying to take over parenting
responsibilities.”
The task force has not recommended
to Police Services or Hanes to
implement fines to smokers who
violate the policy. Instead, a social
responsibility is relied
on to address a serious public health
concern.
The policy also changes plans
for the remodeled Olmsted
lobby. According to the Capital
Times Dec. 12 issue, the
lobby would be built with an
Construction changes student traffic flow,
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operational
Along with efforts to be ADA
compliant, the new entrance will be
more energy efficient.
“There will be two sets of automatic
doors,” said Dankanich.
He said the space between the two
sets of doors will act as a zone to keep
the temperature inside cool enough
in the summer and warm enough in
the winter. The temperature inside
will remain more constant, thus
proving energy efficient.
The new entrance will also expand
FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS
All About Internships -- a Panel Presentation
Thursday, Oct. 11, 12:30 pm in the Gallery Lounge,
wding at the entrance. But
: to the new policy, that plan has
;n abandoned.
Students’ responses are mixed
ut the policy. Sophomore
the seating area in
Biscotti’s. The large
glass exterior will
give coffee drinkers
a bright and warm
view of campus from
Olmsted.
The first and second
floors will feature open
lobby areas toward the
front of Olmsted. The
third floor will feature
a 1,200 square foot
conference room with
adjacent food prep
area.
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that the policy
“is not a necessity.”
“The University is not
stopping anyone from
smoking in the tobacco
free areas,” said Victoria.
Photo by MARIN BENDORITIS/Capilal Times
organizations
“I think
smoking policy should
have even been
because people are ignori
the signs,” said Kris Aumill
senior. Although he is not a smr
himself, he does not feel the pol;
is necessary.
The
students iu
and obey the s
posted around campus. Steve He'
will be sending out further e-i
reminders about the policy
well as on the hazards of smoking,
EXPERIENCE HARRISBURG 2007 - a downtown job fair
When:Thursday, October 11th, 2007
Registration @ 4:3opm Event ends @ 10:00 pm
What: Internship & Job Fair -- 40 Companies, 9 Downtown Locations
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Where: Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts -Imax Theatre
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“This conference
room will be a place for
special events, meetings
and presentations,” said
Dankanich.
While the entrance by
Ziegler Plaza is also under
construction, it will remain
open. This new entrance
has the same motion
sensor doors that the new
entrance will have.
“The completion of
this entrance should be
finished within the next
few weeks and be ADA
Carter: Beyond the classroom
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Internet,” she said. “There is a real
opportunity for interconnection.”
Carter received her
bachelor’s degree in Middle
East studies, bachelor’s degree
in film production, master s crowning achievements,
in film and video production “j didn’t have to make any revisions
and doctorate in international t 0 m y dissertation, which is pretty
communications from University amazing ” she noted
with minimal issues
compliant,” said Dankanich.
According to Dankanich, another
goal is to have the windows on the
west side of Olmsted replaced to
match those on the east side of the
building near Ziegler Plaza.
“As part of the Campus Master
Plan, there will be some cosmetic
changes such as replacing carpet
tiles and fixing ceilings,” he said.
The Campus Master Plan was
approved by the Penn State
University Board of Trustees in
January 2007. Dankanich said
there have been many rules and
regulations to follow regarding
of Texas at Austin. This was
where she was also introduced to
another life-long academic passion:
Middle East studies.
Carter’s dissertation about
Moroccan cinema is one of her
Photo by MARIN BENDORmS/Copito! Times
construction
“We have worked closely with
project managers from University
Park,” said Dankanich.
The design work of the project
is being handled by the Penn State
Office of Physical Plant Design
Services and Weber Murphy Fox.
Students must now use the Ziegler
Plaza entrance for Olmsted until
construction on the main entrance is
finished. Dankanich said he thought
there would be more issues with the
construction disrupting campus life,
but he was surprised there have been
minimal issues.
“Once students saw it, they got used
to it and adapted,” said Dankanich.