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Three job s By MARY KOLCOMBE Gamecock Staff Writer Three seminars on job searches will be held this month. The seminars are being sponsored by and held in the Career Planning and Placement Center, located in Lieber College. THE SEMINARS are Resume Writing; Jobs: Where They Are and How to Find Them; and Interview Techniques. They are designed primarily for seniors, but all students are invited to attend any of the sessions, regardless of major. TTie resume writing seminar will uu tu w inauiciiiautd) SUCIILC and pharmacy majors on March 9, and to education majors on March 29. Both programs will be from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. "A resume is a sales and marketing device projecting a student's work and educational POLICY arvweru rates V15 per word. Nonstudent rates S.20 per word. All SAC funded organization rates are $.10 per word IDT required. Minimum charge SI.00. Ads will be taken during the following times: MWF 2 4:30 and TTh 1-4:30. 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A resume's objective is presenting qualities an employer with a job can identify," said David L. Mahrer, associate director 01 me center, wno presented the seminar on writing resumes. "THE RESUME is a student's statement about himself." In the initial part of the program, Mahrer presents the four resume formats. They are the historical, which shows the applicant's experiences; the functional, which emphasizes the applicant's experiences and education; the analytical, which stresses skills the applicant has developed through his education and work experiences; and the imaginative, which is a free stvle format. The imaginative resume is generally reserved for jobs in which The Gar Honda 450, 1970 model, helmets, sissy bar, extra frame, tires, parts, WOO or best offer. 77V 2549. AAamiya Sekor DLT-1000 with 55mm and im mm lenses and more 782-6761. For sale 2 Pioneer 65 watt speakers and a water bed mattress, liner, and a heater. Call 787-4972 alter 5:30 PM. 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Hie student should then go throuth the placement bureau or decide to find prospective emDlovers himself "The yellow pages are an invaluable source in any city. Also, , digests are available," Salane ' said, referring to professional manuals. The next steps are to establish contacts, write cover letters, submit resumes, follow up with telephone calls and finally take any necessary tests, Salane said. "THE TWO biggest things are: one, to be creative, realizing that there are many ways to package and market yourself and two, to be assertive. You have to go look for the jobs," Salane said. interviewing Techniques is a two-hour program. The first part is a lecture describing what the fied ads EMPLOYMENT MATHEMATICS COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR: Senior or graduate student needed to assist in computer analysis of social science statistical data. Must know analysis of variance and correlational techniques and have access to computer. Pay, hours negotiable. Call 782-7730. 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