Some 30 hours of offering continuing education, inservice and staff training also was required. The Smith Career Center will host its 10th annual Multicultural Job Fair on Thursday, February 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Student Center. In just two years the fair has doubled in size, according to Jane Linnenburger, executive director of the Smith Career Center. The Center also will sponsor career seminars on Wednesday, February 4 from 6 to 7 p.m. at several locations on campus covering engineering options, selling ideas and products, and careers in music, art, and public relations. Faculty, students and alumni are invited to attend.
Admission is free.
The exciting drama, presented in two parts, covers 200 years of American history in nine one-act plays and has a total running time of more than six hours. Tickets go on sale March 2, with additional opportunities to purchase tickets immediately following theatre arts department panel discussions in February and March. Final Passages premiered at the Studio Arena Theatre, and Tachinoki, which premiered at the Ensemble Studio Theatre in Los Angeles, was designated a Critic's Choice by the LA Weekly. But his masterpiece is The Kentucky Cycle, the only play in history to win the Pulitzer Prize without first having appeared on Broadway. The play took years to develop.