, Qets openings from employers
Center offers aid to job seekers
Rooking for a summer job is
a job in itself, and a tedious,
frustrating one at that. But
fof students needing fall’s,
tuttion or fun money for
suinmer activities, finding a
jo'6 is a necessary evil.
The Student Employment
Cefotbr at 105 Bouckc is
designed to make the hunting
just a bit easier.
{“The center receives job
openings from both on- and
offcampus employers. Some
of! the off-campus positions
ar{? located within walking
distance of campus and
others are accessible by bus.
At{ times the employers will
provide transportation, as in
th 4 case of babysitting,” Beth
Thjomas (lOth-management),
a center employee, said.
She said the center has no
“typical” position hut gets a
wide range of requests. “One
request last year was for a go- ■
go dancer in a local town
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tavern. They were paying
something like fifty dollars a
night,” Thomas said.
Nevertheless, center em
ployee Jeff Dressier
(graduate-recreation and
parks) said that kind of
money is rare.
“The old theory of supply
and demand holds so true
here. An ’ employer can
quickly replace someone
barking about low pay in a
day,” Dressier said.
He said job seekers should
come to the center and check
listings of openings, then
contact the employers on
their own.
“Another thing we suggest
you do is just knock on em
ployers’ doors. The em
ployers do not have to come
through us for help and the
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
Wednesday, June 15 ■ Thursday, June 16
SPECIAL EVENTS
Wednesday, June 15
Graduate Council meeting, 3 p.m., Room 101 Kern.
Chess Club meeting, 7 p.m., HUB game room.
Young Socialists meeting, 7:30 p.m., Room 67 Willard.
G.S.A. CommonsplaceTheatre, Omega Man, 7:30and9:30p.m., Room 112 Kern
Thursday, June 16
College of Education Faculty Council meeting, 2:20 p.m., Room 101 Kern.
EXHIBITS
Anthropology Museum: Hours are Wednesday, noon-5 p.m., Thursday, 9 a.m.-noon,
Entrance at rear of Sparks.
Earth and Mineral Science Museum: Hours are 1-5 p.m. Mineral Industries Bldg.
Frost Entomological Museum: Hours are 8 a.m.-noon, and 1-4 p.m. Room 102 Pat
terson.
HUB Gallery: Smithsonian Institution exhibit, “Photographing the Frontier.”
Kern Commons Gallery: Henry Fiore, paintings; Richard Holodick, photographs.
Museum of Art: Hours are noon-5 p.m. American paintings from the collection of
Daniel J. Terra; The Realist Tradition in American Art selections from the
permanent collection.
Playhouse Gallery:- Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. “20 Years of Festival Theatre,”
photographs and related memorabilia.
Pattee Galleries: Photographs from the Historic Registration Project of Centre
County, East Corridor Gallery; Herman Love, photographs, Lending Services
Lobby.
Museum of Art HUB Gallery: African Art Nigerian and Benin objects from the
collection of Dr. and Mrs. John Swanson.
Sackett Gallery: “Systems,” drawings and three dimensional models, opposite
Room 308 Sackett.
Zoller Gallery: Florence Eck, retrospective exhibit of paintings.
individual that relies solely on
us could be missing out with
those employers that don’t
contact us,” Dressier said.
Thomas said the University
also has positions open that
the center isn’t told about, so
students should contact
dining halls. Various
departments have work-study
positions, she said, but the
applicant must be eligible for
financial aid.
“What the individual does is
apply at the department of his
choosing. A work-study in
one’s major can mean
valuable bucks,” she said.
The center also has in
formation on how to write
resumes and prepare for
interviews, Thomas said.
Another alternative on
campus is the University
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a division of Bumble Bee
Employment Division in 117
Willard. The division usually
refers part-time applicants to
the Boucke center because it
primarily seeks full-time
employees. The division
suggests students apply a few
months before graduation.
The Pennsylvania State
Employment Service, 112 W.
Foster Ave., locates jobs for
free while private em
ployment agencies charge a
fee, either to the employer or
to the applicant who gets the
job.
Job-hunting is often
demeaning, occasionally
maddening and always
tiresome. But agencies do
exist skilled in helping the
seeker find the sought after
jobs, leaving that elusive
element of luck to the Fates.
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