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16 | WCnewsmagazine By Carla Batchelor wenewsmagazine Upon commencement, many graduates will enter the working world for the first time. This can be a nerve-racking process, especially with the state of the job market today. Career Services, which is located on the second floor of Killian Annex, can help both current students and alumni with the job search, rsum and advice on finding a job in a field of interest. Career Services resources include: . JobCat, which is one of Western Carolina University best programs to find a job. JobCat is an intemet-based recruiting system that acts as the primary resource for jobs and internships, on-campus recruiting events and other career- related events and information." Many students do not know about this recruiting system and the database that holds thousands of jobs, internships, and upcoming events. Signing in to use JobCat is easy; the only thing you have to know is your student ID and your birth date. is the website that allows you to directly use JobCat. There are even directions on how to sign in and help if your username and password do not work. This recruiting system is similar to monster.com in that it allows You to post your resume, distribute that rsum and schedule interviews with prospective employers. . Rsum and Cover Letter critiques. With the help of the Career Services staff, you can distribute the best rsum for your prospective job. The staff in Killian Annex will look over your rsum and help you perfect it for upcoming interviews. All you need to do is print out your rsum, go to the second floor of Killian Annex and drop it off. It can take up to 48 hours this time of year for Career Services staff to review your rsum because there are many graduating students who use this service. On the Career Services website, they also have templates available for students to use to write their rsum. Having a polished rsum is the best way to show a potential Career Services: Help after graduation employer your qualities. . Career Library. Did you know that there is a room on campus that is full of career resources? It is located in Killian Annex on the second floor with the Career Services office. It contains job search materials, company brochures and geographic indexes along with tips for solving problems that occur on the job. There is also a computer available in the library for students to look Up potential job information as well. The library is open from Bam-5pm Monday through Friday. While materials cannot be checked out, they are available for photo copy. . DISCOVER. This is a program available for students of all majors to use in order to take tests, which can guide you to prospective careers as well as information on different colleges and universities for those interested in graduate studies. If you are interested in joining DISCOVER, contact Career Services for the usemame and password for the abundance of resources that this site provides. . WC Career Journal. The aim of his journalis to provide student with various information about upcoming campus events as well as the opportunities available with different majors and the services available at Career Services. You can check out the latest and previous editions of the journal at http://www.wcu. edu/careers/CareerJournal. html. Regardless of when you are graduating, Career Services is a useful resource and students should go check it out. Located in a central location on campus, there is no reason why students and alumni should not use the resources provided free of charge here on campus. What you say on MySpace and Facebook today can hurt you tomorrow By Jessica Jarrard Wenewsmagazine MySpace and Facebook have taken the country by storm. Individuals across the country have looked to blogging as a way to express themselves. While this is a. good way to keep up with long lost friends and have an outlet for expression, itis also a way for future employers to keep up with you. Students often don't realize that someday they are going to wake up in their thirties and blush at the things they did in college. Even if you are proud of some of those moments in secret, you certainly wouldn't be proud if your boss pointed them out. While we all recognize that these experiences are a vital part of growing up, few want to be reminded of them in a job interview. A picture of you completely toasted should not appear on the cover of your application file. Your personal life and professional life should be kept private. Usually, that is how people like it. Putting your personal life on the web makes it public and no longer personal How do employers find you? Your email address is the fastest and easiest way. Remember how you were asked for your email address when you signed up? MySpace allows you to search for someone by using only their email address. You may have noticed how hard itis to find a friends by putting in only their names. Try putting in either your email or their email address and see how fast MySpace can locate youlthem. Scary, isn't it? Usually, when you apply for COMMENTARY a job, your rsum includes all of your contact information including your email address. A lot of times, people email their application. This gives employers everything they need to know in order to search for you on MySpace. Facebook is a bit different. Even though it isn't as widely used (you have to be enrolled in high school or college to have an account), itis still used by a large number of students who will someday be in search of a job Inappropriate photos or comments can get you in trouble here as well. While Facebook does not allow for nearly as much freedom of expression, it does allow enough to cost you a job later in life. Since it is easiest to find people through email, one might think that keeping your personal email separate from work email is the best way to keep yourself hidden. While that is true, it does not make you immune. There are many different ways for employers to find you on the internet, Many students feel they have done everything they can to prepare themselves for a job by way of coursework and extracurricular activities. This might be true; however, one incriminating photo or vulgar statement can be the only thing standing between you and your dream job. Think about that before you post pictures and comments on the web.

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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Date original: 2006-04-28
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  - Dimension: 12.5" x 11.25"
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
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