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Storm a harrowing experience for crew. As the school year nears its end, the Career Center is available to help students looking for internships and other jobs by providing tips on preparing a resume, filling out an application and interviewing. The Career Center has three objectives, said Sally Hinders, assistant provost for career services. As a service available to all students, it helps students explore career and major options, gain experiences through internships and leadership roles on campus, and secure helpful connections upon graduation. Hinders said the main purpose of the Career Center is to help people gain lifelong skills about decision making.