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Together We Will Find The Right Direction
Volume ^Number 1
ELIZABETH CITY, N.C.
OCTOBER 1978
High School Students
School Administrators
Guidance Counselors
Teachers
To
CAREER DAY
Beginning At 9:00 a.m.
Thursday, Nov. 2
Meet With Representatives From
• National, State, and Area Industries,
Businesses, And Agencies
Tour The Expanding ECSU Campus
• Talk With ECSU Student And
Staff Personnel
Come Be Informed Move Ahead
“OPEN UP TO THE MANY POSSIBILITIES”
Total Involvement For Career Day
Elizabeth City State
University will sponsor a
Career Day ‘78 on November
2 with the theme, “Education
and the World of Work.”
Business organizations and
industries from across North
Carolina and throughout the
nation will be on campus to
demonstrate products and
services in the Williams Hall
Gymnasium. ECSU students
will lead tours for high school
seniors from the 10-county
area, but opportunity will
follow for students to choose
mini-seminars in careers of
their choice led by industrial
and business exhibitors.
Career Day ‘78 is sponsored
by the University Cluster
Program, including national
industrial representatives
joining with the University in
the development of ECSU
programs under the auspices
of the National Alliance of
Businessmen.
Dr. Eloise Horton, Vice
Chancellor of Student Affairs,
tas organized students from
across the campus to promote
the program on campus and
in the surrounding area.
Career Day ‘78 promises to be
a major annual event for the
University, Northeastern
North Carolina and Tide
water Virginia.
Tours to the ECSU campus
will give students an insight
(perhaps their first) to what
life on a University campus is
all about.
There will be mini
seminars and band concerts
on the grounds throughout the
day.
Classes will be dismissed
for the day.
Sponsored in Cooperation With The NationiJ Alliance
of Businessmen’s ColJefe-Industry Clustfer Program
CROWNED — Miss Theressa Charablee, Senior Elementary Education major, Ahoslde, N.C., was
crowned “Miss Eiizabetii City State University by Chancellor Marlon D. Thorpe, as SGA President,
Thomas Montague looks on.