Ohio University's Career Services Offers
Lots of Job Search
Assistance
Recent
college graduates have benefited from a
healthy economy and favorable job market
for the past few years, and experts say
members of the Class of 2000 can expect
more of the same good news.
As
commencement draws closer, graduating
seniors are taking advantage of an array
of resources Ohio University provides to
help in the employment search.
Career
fairs are seeing record interest both from
students and prospective employers. The
university's Office of Career Services
also offers computerized job search
assistance and resume and cover letter
referral services.
The
computerized job search assistance program
is a package of three services designed
for graduating students and alumni:
interview scheduling, job posting and
matching services. The program utilizes a
comprehensive software package called the
Total Scheduling System, or TSS, which
manages the three computerized
services.
To
help students prepare for the career fairs
and improve their interview and
presentation skills, Career Services
offers 28 one-hour seminars during winter
and spring quarters.
For
more information, please read the
full
text of this news release.
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