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ANNOUNCEMENTS Agannant Advisors P«rt-tlm« Jobs A Man and Woman, aam $200.00-$500.00 or mora monthly as Walght Man- ANNOUNCEMENTS agannant Advisors. Naw V'-r 1' Nutritional Slim Program,, tastad and approvad at Gaorgatown Univ. Madlcai Cantar. For Fortuna 500 Company. Call for Intarviaw. Entar- Ji AHENTION prlsas. (516) 742-3978 RESUME PREPARATION STATIONS TO LISTEN TO FOR WORKSHOP SCHOOL CLOSING MESSAGES WNYG WHLV w • aI 1400 AM 1100 AM Question: What is a Resume? BABYLON HEMPSTEAD WTHE WGBB 1240 AM Answer: A Resume is not an 1520 AM autobiography. MINEOLA MERRICK A Resume is not an obituafy. WNBC WGSM 7 AO AM NYC 660 Am WCTO 94.3 PM A Resume is probably your most effective HUNTINGTON tool to get job interviews. WUM When: Thursday, February 10, 1983 PATCH06UE 1580 AM WGU 1289 AM BABYLON 11:00 am - 12 noon WUX BAY SHORE 540 Am WOR 710 AM Where: Greenley Hall - Librafy, Rm. 134 NYC 98.7 PM P WALK 1370 AM INTERVIEW E. PATCHOGUE 97.5 FM WUR PREPARATION HEMPSTEAD 92.7 FM WBU 106 PM WORKSHOP PATCHOGUE WINS NYC 1010 AM •Do you know how to present your skills CABLE TV JERICHO CHANNEL 12 WBAB so that recruiters will know that you will BABYLON 102.3FM be an asset to their companies? NOTE: An mtkmmpt will bm macto to notify mmman y of •Do you know how to present your skills? th« abovtt stations M possibia MWSfflll^^ •Do you know how to answer questions, such as: •Tell me about yourself. Choose from a wide range of •Why should I hire you? Degree Programs and Disciplines YOUR Baclwkir't 0«gr«M •What are your salafy requirments? Accounting Professionel and Uberal Studies Aenjnautics Psychology •What are your strengths..limitations? ASSOCIATE Aeronautics and Romance Languages Appfced Mathematics Social Sciertces Aeronautics and Management Sociology/Anthropology DEGREE Speech and Dramatic Art American Civilization Arts Visu^Arts Bwtogy Come to an Interview Preparation IS WORTH Concentaliom Business Management Workshop and learn how to market Education (Elementary. Creative Writing • Marine Studies Secondary. Special) Pre-Dental • Pre-Law MORE AT Pre-Med • Social Work Economics yourself in an interview: English DOWLIN6 History MiMtar ol Scienc* in Education ^ Humanities Mattiematics Mastar of Sct»ncaff>—dkig Teachar •Get full transfer credit Music When: Friday, February 11, 1983 •Financial aid is Natural Scierx:e arxj Maltiematics Mastar of Bustness Admlniatration 11:00 am - 12 noon available. $1.000, no-need scholarships available to Where: Lupton Hall, Room 114 graduates with 3.0 average. Nassau Community Coll«g« graduates: You'll Both Workshops will be conducted by like the Dowling difference. Dowling A unique atmosphere Anita Tritell, Assistant Dean, Career blending small coMege infor- mality. fnendliness and academic Development Center excellence Nearby Easy to reach by car. bus. L.I R.R Visit or caii our AdmiMions Offlc* For information contact Career for your Transfer Quid* Development Center, Roosevelt Hall, and Registration Information. (516) 589-1040 IKnVUNG%:OLLEGE Room 152A, 420-2296, 2163 Mon-Tnurs 8:30 am-9 pm; Oalidate, Long Island, New York 11769 Fri to 5 pm; Sat to 4 pm NOTE: Attendance at an Interview Preparation Workshop and a Resume Preparation Workshop is required before on-campus recruitment interviews. « i 111 • I•IIII•<Ii >. J11). .
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