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Notes From Career Services
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nship, including participa
tion in a three-hour seminar
one evening a week, and com
pletion or a seminar papers
or project. The cost of tuition
and housing for the eight
week program is $1,166. Wa
shington Institute summer
interns are housed in the col
lege dormitories and have ac
cess to ail campus facilities,
including tennis courts and
an outdoor swimming pool.
Application deadline; April
10. Contact; The Washin^on
Institute. Mount Vernon Col
lege, 2100 Foxhall Road NW.
Washington, D.C. 20007. Bro
chure and application avail
able in Career Services.
THE METROPOLITAN MU
SEUM OF ART: Internships
for college students — Sum
mer 1982. Special work-study
program for college students
interested in museum ca
Typing for students done In
my home. 25 years experience.
Reasonable rales. Call 834*
3747.
reers. Participants become
acqauinted with the museum
collections and services
through a program that in
cludes orientation meetings,
discussions, and fleld trips
conducted by museum staff
and other specialists. In ad
dition, each intern works
halftime at the Visitor's Cen
ter, the facility which pro
vides information to the pub
lic, and gives introductory
guided tours ofthe collection
to the general public. June 14
to August 23. Each intern will
receive an honorarium of
$1200. Applications will be
accepted fVom college stu
dents with strong back
grounds in art history who
have completed their junior
year, or are graduating se
niors. An interest in the hu
manities and museum educa
tion will be considered
equally important as a candi
date’s academic qualifica
tions. The completed applica
tion and recommendations
must reach the museum by
March 12,1982. A small group
of students will be selected
for interviews in New York
City. Students not available
for an interview are rarely
accepted into the program.
Final notification to all ap
plicants will be mailed by
April 30.1982.
BOOKSHELF ADDITIONS
HOW TO GET STARTED
WHEN YOU DONT KNOW
WHERE TO BEGIN. Patricia
Hoyt. An unusual book begin
ning with the job search and
covering the day-to-day prob
lems of existence — apart
ment hunting, money man
agement, government serv
ices, legal advice and much
more. An excellent hand
book.
MAKING THE MOST OF
YOUR FIRST JOB. Catalyst.
Strategies for surviving and
becoming successful in your
first professional position.
From seasoned men and
women, how to’s on conduct
ing meetings, working with
men, finding a mentor, asking
fora raise,etc.
JOB OPTIONS FOR WOMEN
IN THE 80*8. U.S. Dept, of La
bor. An overview ofthe pres
ent status of women, what
jobs will be in demand, and
job search techniques.
HOW TO TAKE A TEST. John
E. Dobbin. Strategies before,
during, and afterthe test with
explanations of test types —
guidance, admissions and
employment,
and follow.
Easy to read
ALSO RECEIVED: GAPSPAS
— Graduate and Professional
School Financial Aid Service
— Financial Statement for
students applying for finan
cial aid for the 1982-83 aca
demic year. The GAPSFAS fi
nancial statement has been
designed to yield the finan
cial information required by
difTerent kinds of graduate
and professional schools.
For some schools you need
complete only this financial
statement to file for financial
assistance. Some schools
may not accept the GAPSFAS
financial statement or may
require you to complete ad
ditional application forms.
TYFlN(t SKKVICKS
Kxecutive SMrrtary looking
for Hork at home. Kxcellent
rates for students. SUSAN
HONNKY. tt72-l82e.
The Acorn will be accepting submissions for the Spring
issue through the 24th of February. All submissions must be
typed and must Include the name and the address of the au>
thor. The drop box is located on first Joyner outside of the
English Department offices.
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USA 1981
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