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areer-Dlanning aids announced
IIu:n.in services and liberal
juts students
Len Foster of the Nebraska De
partment of Social Services will
discuss careers within the depart
ment and how to apply effectively,
lie will he available Tuesday at 2
p.m. in the Nebraska Union. The
room number will be, posted.
Careers
Internships
Kichman Gordman will interview
juniors on campus Wednesday, Feb.
1 1, for .summer management intern
ships in Nebraska, Iowa and Kan
sas. Applications are due in the
Internship Office by Feb. C.
Several non-profit organizations
offer opportunities to marketing
majors to coordinate marketing stra
tegies for special events this se
mester. Summer internships are availa
ble through the Washington Center
Program. Application deadline is
Feb. 10.
A list of summer health and
human sen ices internships is avail
able in the Internship Office.
A position is open for an upper
level student in a human service or
personnel discipline to assist in the
analysis of jobs for clients with
development disabilities.
Schedule additions and can
cellations Volume Shoe Corporation has
added 10 interview slots for May
1087 graduates. Open sign-up will
begin today in Nebraska Union 225.
The company is seeking computer
science, economics, accounting,
business administration, finance,
management and market ing majors.
Ford Motor Company has can
celled its spring 1987 recruiting
schedule. Interested students can
send the company a resume. Con
tact, CPFC for the address.
Workshop and orientat ion ses
sion schedule
The February schedule for inter
viewing and resume writing work
shops and orientation sessions is
available in Nebraska Union 230.
January workshops are as follows:
Interviewing: Tuesday, at 2 p.m.
Resume writ ing: Wednesday at 10
a.m.
Orientation sessions: Wednesday
at 2 p.m. and Thursday at 10:30
a.m. and 3 p.m.
Room locations will be posted in
the Nebraska Union.
East Campus Did Booth
The Bid Booth will be in the East
Union next to the information desk
from 1 to 4 p.m. on Mondays. Infor
mation is available on CPPC, and
bids for on-campus interviews are
accepted.
Careers in college student
personnel,
A career-exploration workshop on
Wednesday, Feb. 4, from 3 to 5 p.m.
in the Nebraska Union will feature
administrators from six UNL student-service
departments. Oppor
tunities in student-personnel careers
will be discussed.
Free resume referral
Because UNL CPPC is a member
of the National College Placement
Association, UNL students and alum
ni are eligible to use NCPA Free
Resume Referral Service. Mail your
resume to: NCPA Resume Referral
Service, P.O. Box 5112, Mill Valley,
CA 94942, for referral to hundreds of
major companies.
Career Planning and Place
ment Center
Nebraska 230
472-3145
to address Model UN
By Amy Edwards
Staff Reporter
The Rev. Jesse Jackson w ill speak at
the 20th annual conference of the
Nebraska Model United Nations Feb.
11 at 8 p.m. in the Nebraska Union
Centennial Room. Jackson will speak
on "The Power of the Individual."
The conference is a meeting of high
school and college students from
Lincoln, Omaha, elsewhere in Nebraska
and out of state. In a mock trial of the
United Nations Conference, the students
debate current international issues
ranging from nuclear disarmament to
world hunger. The students learn
debating skills and parliamentary
procedure as they research and apply
policies and preferences of the countries
they represent.
Usually 40 to 65 delegates attend the
conference, said Michelle Garwood,
secretary-general of the Nebraska Model
United Nations. Any student wishing to
take part in the conference can apply
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Two dates to remember:
Thursday, January 29th, 7:30 p.m.
to 9:C3 p.m.
The Cornhusker - an informal receptbn with
complimentary refreshments sponsored by
A.S. Hansen. (All actuarial faculty and actu
arial students are cordially invited.)
Friday, January 30ih
On-campus interviews. (Consult the place
ment office for details.)
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at the CAP office in the Nebraska
Union.
In addition to Jackson's speech,
there will be a delegate reception at
Chesterfield, Bottomsley and Potts on
Feb. 12 and a 20th birthday party Feb.
13 in the Nebraska Union.
The public is invited to attend
Jackson's speech. UNL st udents w ill be
admitted free with a ticket, and general
admission is $3. Tickets will be available
beginning at noon, Monday, through
Feb. 6 in the CAP office Nebraska
Union 200.
Lincoln plans
'Heart of
City' weekend
Mayor Roland Luedtke has pro
claimed Feb. 7 and 8 as the first annual
"Heart of the City Weekend."
Although the event encourages visi
tors to come to Lincoln, advertisements
are aimed mainly at Lincolnites.
"We can enjoy our own city ... and
celebrate downtown ourselves. Down
town is the heart of Lincoln," Luedtke
said.
Activites will include city tours, a
Sweetheart Ball for the American Heart
Association and a Chocoholic Buffet
sponsored by the Lincoln Haymarket
Association. Special rates for the
Clayton House, Cornhusker and Hilton
hotels are available to "get away from it
all.'
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