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Business Wednesday, April 2, 1986 -j Job board here, in ot By HEATHER ANDERSON Staff writer The Student Employment Offiec available for USC students, acc Prinz, assistant director of Co Employment. There were 1,500 job openings February, she said, and the numb increase as summer approaches. Summer internships and profc work related to particular majors a Prinz. Service-oriented work, cleric tions are also offered. "Over 10,000 students come th every year. Students have a really finding a job if they use the servi* what they're looking for," Prinz s Prospective employers conta employment office directly, and j and then posted on a job board Center, on the sixth floor of il ministration building. Although most of the jobs post the Columbia area, some are locat and countries. "There are aboi students a week looking into worki Business 1 Fund set up for German majors A scholarshio fund for IJSC students majoring or minoring in German has been established by the Hoechst Corporation of America. The corporation, which operates a major manufacturing plant in Spartanburg, will give $3,000 annually for the next five years to the Hoechst Scholarship Fund for German Studies. "We are delighted to have this expression of interest in our students," said Wolfgang Elfe, coordinator of the German divi,;^i a -r iiiu11 111 uov- a uc|jt?i initiil ui Foreign Languages and Literatures. Elfe said South Carolina's in^"""^"vldec^^ip j- ?\.?~> c.\ y\ WF: 2 TH: 11 ' 2nd Floor Russell H | FF r\: i! _ a oinemauc m The Ctooi & Til T 1 1:30 & 7 On Russell H Ideas & Issues An TELECON featuring a pane experts on Thursde j Russell Hoi i Noon i Co-progr il the College o lists oppoi her states, Shercne McHen employment. has summer jobs in a different ci ording to Susan perience for an) op and Student Prinz said stu job-hunting. Sc in January and locations, other er is expected to possible during penses and oth ccinnsil tP/^hniool ~c ivvnuiwtti It^aiUlO) U1 UK re available, said :al and sales posi- Many studeni summer. Store: rough the office hometowns are good chance of nierit to go horn :e, depending on I want," said said. sophomore whe ct the student Dixie for three obs arc screened Prinz said I in USC's Career students lookin ic Business Ad- track." Jobs ca and some stude ed arc located in and journalism ed in other states summer workir it two or three be leading grou ng abroad," said positions at the briefs , creasing involvement with international business lias made the study of foreign lannuaees more important than ever before. The Hoechst Scholarship Fund will be used for tuition scholarship awards. Program helps USC minorities Minority students at USC are invited to participate in a Corporate Orientation Program (CORP) May 2-4 in Atlanta. The program is designed to help sophomore-level minority students at 21 U.S. colleges and universities learn how to increase their chances of getting jobs in the corporate world. Topics presented at the Atlanta e presents / st -JHs mmmmmmmmrn** H|?i :00 pm :30 am louse Lobby Monitor IEE rts presents I, The Bad io Ugly oday ly $1 & $1.50 ouse Theatre day, April 3 & Friday, April 4 7 & 9:30 pm $2.00 Russell House Theatre ; presents AIDS FERENCE >1 of distinguished the subject iy April 3 i-> _ 11 jse oauroom Free ammed by f Public Health rtunities overseas ry, a graduate assistant for student Vou have the opportunity of living ilture. I think it is a wonderful exr student." dents have differing priorities while >me look for specific geographic s want to make as much money as the summer to cover school cxlers look for valuable experience aney. ts already have plans to work for the s and restaurants in the students' popular places to work. "It's convee and know that I am able to work if Dee Dee Stone, a political science > has worked at her hometown Winn and a half years. there are many opportunitcs for g for a job that is "off the beaten ,n be found at local summer camps, nts, mostly hotel-restaurant-tourism majors, will be spending an unusual 10 at Wall nicnm/ U/nrM ...ill 0 v,v ?? M>? I^unv; ?* VI1U. I Will ps at the amusement park or filling hotel. program will include how to prepare for interviews, what the business world is like, communication skills, dress, etiquette and ethics. To qualify, minority students mitct tr\ nro/4nn?A !rt IHOO ?w jjiauuuil III I 700 and must pick up an application, complete it and return it by March 27. There is no charge for participation in the program. All costs, including transportation to Atlanta, meals and housing at the Hyatt Regency, will be paid by Career Development for Minorities Inc. For more information, call USC's Career Planning Center at 777-7280 or go by the center on the sixth floor of the business Administration Building. mm vfl Cultural Series pre dlUv0\ The Phil Bnsei Tuesday, Ap Carolina ? $6 USC Studei Tickets on s _ A - I ax oonseum Composed music monies of 1984 Sum composed soundtrac Ford Coppola/Georgt ima" and Coppola Balance." Carolina " W"L?i. n munu&n uu(iio, h computer science grati ' - -Cassette eases search for job A cassette tape entitled "How To Get A Great Fnh" i? nr?w available. The tape helps lead the listener through a "Product Marketing Plan," which begins with an analysis of strengths and weaknesses, the setting of short and long term objectives and a review of the marketplace. For more information or a copy of the cassette tape ($9.95 plus 75 cents postage and handling) call or write: Tucker Career Planning, 231 W. Hcllen, Palantine, 111. 60067. Telephone: (312) 359-8674. sents jyi&L ip Glass mble >ril 8 8 pm Coliseum nts / $9 Public alp Annl 1 -A w?f V > 1 fwT I II | w Box Office for Opening Ceremer Olympics. Also :ks for new Francis 3 Lucas film "Mish\'s "Life Out of iogram Union j m ' % v | te -' wnSpkm ?- ' r m ,t a v. fa ?- ; Mfem- : ' t ,v, iam Ah JONATHAN WILLIAMS/The Gamecock luate student, takes advantage of the job board at USC's Career Center B,' J.,v.!P.iiiiiii iinii nn^??iitia CPU announces its ji fu1*',,,, . the ?"? '^V-Ve'?20 I Including: j j Comedian David Naster j International Food Festival !l Kayak Races on T. Cooper Pond |j A Day At The Races I Video Dance j; ".IfMA/ol r*f +ho CTilrv-? ii v/w??vi 11 iv/ nnc i mil j Trip to Charleston j' Outdoor Concert featuring Jason and the Scorchers I wsm J WATCH FOR MORE DETAILS! I