Printing resumes, mailing them, buying an interview suit and going to the interview is a costly undertaking. We would like to be able to help level the playing field. Students seeking the stipend will complete an application indicating need and submit it to a board for evaluation. We don't have many in a year, but there are those students out there who need help. Harris would also like to be able to assist students intending to work in government or non-profit organizations.
Internships are the key to getting the permanent job.
We would like to have an endowment to help them out. We want to foster their interest in these areas and help them get the necessary experience. Surveys indicate Career Services is doing well. Seventy percent of graduating seniors used Career Services at some point in their stay at Carolina and 85 percent are happy with their job six months after leaving school. By Karla Gower '98 For more information on the University Career Services and other student services, contact the Office of University Development at 962-2336.