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®°Ra, NFL • Pg 21 Careers & 0Pp0rt — - Student Newspaper of The University of Lethbridge < Volume 38 Issue 13 < www.themeliorist.com < Thursday, 2 December, 2004 Check out some of this week's main n JmmmmWT mis! -mmmmmm features i % /m ojrA- J HL; '. Free Food i Pg-6 j m fa*,/ Art Gallery Pi V^ Pg-11 */jj^ * • • * / / I 1 -iV Artist Showcase Pg-17 '1 in Laden Slain in Calg ary Horns B-ball Pg-20 See related article on page 12 Index News • Pg 4 Entertainment • Pg 9 ^jjSgBfijaiBffiSS Sports-Pg 19 Maude Barlow - Pg 4 Futon Contest Winner Pg 14 ®°ra, NFL • Pg 21 Careers & 0pp0rt — - "pPOrtun|t|es The Meliorist | Thursday, 2 December 2004 Page 02 careers and opportunities 29iJinuJioqqobfi6 219916) in our office. Keep in mind the following arc just the ones scut Area (Jan. 15th) JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!!! specifically to our office. There arc many more on the Web site. - AB Sustainable Resource Development - Junior Forest Ran» Program: Crew Supervisors (Jan. 31st); Cooks (March 31st); Where did the semester go?? Only one week left of classes! DEADLINES are in brackets. ASAP means they may Participants (April 5th) But we'll be here until Dec. 24th. If you need any help with your hire the first qualified person who applies - DON'T - Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP), across job search or career planning, be sure to come in and see us. Canada. Summer positions. Some excellent positions have WAIT! deadlines! Go to the Web site: jobs.gc.ca Career & Employment Services is a student service office ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING (OCR) dedicated to assist you in your job search and career planning. On-Campus Recruiting is the process by which employers FULL-TIME: (also sec OCR positions above!) We're within the Career Resources Centre in B610 along with the recruit students for full-time and summer positions for NEXT - Gitzel Krejci Dand Peterson, Stettler - Accounting Technician two Cooperative Education and Applied Studies programs. CRC YEAR! Full-time positions can start any time between January (Dec. 31st) office hours are 9 a.m. - Noon and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. You can also and September 2005, while summer positions generally start - Development and Peace, Kamloops - Facilitator (Dec. 10th) check out our Web site for more detailed information: next May. Employers most often come to campus to conduct - Agristar Foods Ltd., Vauxhall - Production Shift Supervisor www.uleth.ca/reg-ces/ . Stop by B610 and talk to Pat, Diane or their interviews. You must register for OCR in CES! (B610) (ASAP) Cheryl about our services. We're here to help you! - U of L Caretaking Dept. - Caretaker II (Dec. 2nd) DON'T MISS THE DEADLINES FOR AWESOME JOB OPPOR­ - U of L Dept of Biology - Laboratory Technician (ASAP) CES offers CAREER COUNSELLING SERVICES! TUNITIES. YOU COULD HAVE A FULL-TIME OR SUMMER - AltaLink - Account Payable Accountant (Dec. 10th) Are you a first-year student and not sure about your major? Or JOB LINED UP BEFORE CHRISTMAS!!! - Tim Horton's - new store opening Dec 12th - needs all posi­ are you graduating and don't know what to do with your degree? tions and all shifts. (ASAP) Come to CES in B610 and book an interview with one of the Full-time OCR positions: (If you're graduating by next - Lethbridge Regional Police Service - Probationary Constable Career Counsellors. spring!) (Dec. 31st) - DuPont Canada, Lethbridge - Sales Representative (Dec. 16th - U of L Faculty- of Management - Administrative Program Below is a listing of the jobs currently posted. Complete Assistant II (Dec. 6th) descriptions can be found on www.workopolisCampus.com (you to employer) - Alberta Research council. Edmonton - Reclamation Scientist must come in and get the ACCESS CODE), or in the job binder - James Richardson International, western Canada - Facility Assistants (Dec. 15th to employer) (Dec. 17th) - Stay tuned for more! - The Personal Support Network. Fort McMurray - EFAP Counsellor (Dec. 23rd) Summer OCR positions: - Sysco, Edmonton - Staff Accountant (Dec. 3rd) - DuPont Canada, Lethbridge - Summer Sales (Jan. 14th to - Westl.ink Technology Commercialization Internship Program employer) (Dec. 15th) - AB Agriculture, Food & Rural Development - 4-H Branch, - Chinook Applied Research Association, Oyen - Extension An autonomous body, separate from the U of L Students' Union SU-166,4401 University Drive West, Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4 Airdrie: Program Assistants, Program Lifeguard. Westerosc: Agrologist (Dec. 10th) student Newspaper of the university of Lethbridge Outdoor Adventure/Lifeguard, Travel Coordinator. Edmonton: - Electronic Arts Canada, Vancouver - Academy Intern - Media Release Coordinator. (Jan. 14th to employer) Marketing (Dec. 8th) mel*io*rism (meel'ye riz'm, me'le e-), n. the doctrine - Agricore United, various locations across Western Canada: - World Health Club, Calgary & Edmonton - Full-time Personal that the world tends to become better or may be made Crop Scouts, Seed Production Assistants, Research Plot Fitness Trainers (Dec. 21st) better by human effort Assistants, Operational positions (Dec. 3rd and Jan. 10th to - Independent Counselling Services, Lethbridge - Overnight per­ employer) sonal attendant for female; Relief Workers in Lethbridge, Fort The Meiorist is the student newspaper of the University of Lethbridge, pubfehed most - James Richardson International, western Canada - Facility McLeod, Blairmore, Cowley and Pincher Creek (ASAP) Thursdays throughout the academic year by The Meiorist Publishing Society, an Assistants (Dec. 15th to employer) - Dell Canada, Edmonton - Human Resources Assistant; autonomous incorporated body. Please address all corresponOence to The Melons! 4401 University Drive, Lethbridge, Alberta. T1K 3M4. a drop it off at room SU-166. - Monsanto Canada Inc., Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg - Technical Support Representative; Customer Service Manager; Deadine for submissions is Sunday at noon. The phone number is (403) 329-2334 or Technology' Development Assistant, Seed and Technology Sales Inside Sales Rep-Direct Home Sales Division (ASAP) fax us at 329-2333. The Meiorist appreciates ana encourages the writing of thought­ Assistant (Dec. 3rd to employer) - Urban Wafer, Calgary - Production worker (ASAP) ful, concise, timeV letters. However, The Meiorist will only consider for pubication those - Watch for more! - Closer to Home Community Services, Airdrie - Couple to work letters which are signed by the author (special arrangements may be made fa those in a home with six youths. (ASAP) wisrtng anonymity, but absolutely no pseudonyms), contain the authors legible name, PART TIME: address, telephone number and student identification number (address, I.D. and - Legislative Assembly of Manitoba Internship Programme (Feb. phone number not (or publication). Letters may be edited for brevity, clarity and legal­ - U of L Caretaking Dept - Caretaker II temporary positions 14th) ity. The Meiorist reserves the right to edt submissions and wil not print Ibebus material. (Dec. 2nd) - Gov't of Canada, across Canada - Nurse Practitioner (Dec. 3^) - U of L Health Sciences - Research Assistant (Dec. 15th) - FirstEnergy Capital Corp., Calgary - Research Associate (Dec. Editor-in-Chief | David Green - Green Acres Foundation, Lethbridge - Food Services Worker 1st) [email protected] (Dec. 3rd) - Centennial Packers, Calgary - QA Technician (ASAP) Business Manager | Rebekah Rajotte - Laura House, Lethbridge - Residential Support Aid (Dec. 13th) - Grasslands Group - Human Resource Manager near Winnipeg; [email protected] - Martin Brothers Funeral Chapels, Lethbridge - Weekend Management Accountant near Winnipeg; Sales Agronomist in Receptionist (ASAP) central Saskatchewan; Divisions Controller - Manufacturing Advertising Manager | Don Nguyen - SELECT Recruiting, Lethbridge - Part-time Receptionist near Winnipeg; Recruiter in Swift Current; Division Manager - [email protected] (ASAP) Farm Equipment in Regina; Risk Assessment Coordinator in - Urban Wafer, Calgary - Production worker (ASAP) Copy Editor | Alicia McKenzie southwestern SK; Policy Analyst-Agribusiness in Regina (ASAP) - U of L Student Computer Labs - Proctors (Dec. 3rd) [email protected] - Toys "R" Us - various locations and positions (ASAP) - Lethbridge Shopper - Contract writer (ASAP) - Medicine Hat Police Service - Police Constable (Jan. 5th) Production Manager | Lance Semak - Hard Rock Grill, Lethbridge Curling Club - Cooks and Counter - Southern Alberta Community Living Association, Lethbridge - [email protected] Staff (ASAP) Community Rehabilitation Worker I (ASAP) - Bluefox Association, Lethbridge - Residential Support - Paradigm Wellness & Support Services, Lethbridge - Distribution Manager | Byron Dovichak Workers, Relief Workers and Vocational Relief Workers. (ASAP) Roommate Companion; Community Support Worker (ASAP) [email protected] - World Wrestiing Entertainment Inc., on campus - WWE - Alberta Municipal Affairs - Municipal Internships (Jan. 21st) News Editor | Nathan Sharpe Underground Ambassador (Dec. 7th) - Agristar Incorporated, Vauxhall - Sales and Marketing - Comfort Inn, Lethbridge - Front Desk Agents (ASAP) [email protected] Manager (ASAP) - Independent Counselling Services, Lethbridge - Overnight per­ - Inter-American Development Bank, Washington, D.C. - Junior Entertainment Editor | Jared McKenzie sonal attendant for female; Relief Workers in Lethbridge, Fort Professional Program (Jan. 15th) [email protected] McLeod, Blairmore, Cowley and Pincher Creek (ASAP) - CIBC - Customer Service Rep., Personal Banking Associate, - Southern Alberta
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