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Show Page 2 DIXIE SUN 10, 1989 February News Take the Steps and Open Doors of Employment Have you ever wondered ing forms, messages, and you as an employee? The following information is from a 1984 survey of the St. George help an employer to better employers from a Masters Thesis by Philip B. Lee, Assistant Professor of appropriate ethics such as what employers want from area Business (Marketing Instructor): (1) Communicate verbally with customers, employees, supervisors, suppliers, etc. (2) Use telephone correctly and courteously (3) Listen attentively to direc- tions, assignments, and information from customers, supervisors, or managers. (4) Use legible handwriting in prepar- - records. The following points may develop themselves and their social skills: (1) Demonstrate integrity and honesty. (2) Be dependable in the work environment. (3) Convey a posi tive image of self and the firm (4) Assume responsibility for individual actions andoi department and company operations. (5) Demonstrate good work habits such as punctuality, orderliness, and patience. (6) Maintain a positive attitude toward individu- - Winter Registration Exceeds 88s St. George - Registration for Dixie College's winter quarter classes won't be finalized for a few more days, by already it appears that enrollment for the 1989 winter quarter exceeds last year's by about 60 students. Dell Taylor, Registrar and Director of Admissions at Dixie, said most of the students - including a number of senior citizens - registered by telephone prior to the first day of classes on January 3. Taylor said once again this quarter, there is a noticeable influx of transfer students coming from four-yea-r colleges and universities. "We haven't pinpointed one singular reason for this," Taylor state, "but r it continues a trend, and we believe it may be attributed to the individual assistance and attention students receive at Dixie. two-yea- Possibly our students are viewed as having more opportunity to succeed because of the personal advisement program on the campus, which is excellent." Taylor noted that growing numbers of senior citizens are enrolling at Dixie College. "All they have to do is pay the $15 admission fee and then $10 per class," he explained. The older students aren't lightweights academically, Taylor observed. "A lot of them are really anxious to take computer classes. They're interested in everything. I really enjoy working with the senior citizens Buy One Foot Long Sandwich or Salad at Regular Price, And Get a Second Foot Long Sandwich or Saiad of Comparable Value For 765 only 99c one sandwich per coupon. Offer Expires Dec. 31, 1989 THREE LOCATIONS: E. 700 So., St. George Limit 628-400- 7 (South of Hansen Stadium) 514 No. Bluff, St. George 628-547- 7 667 So. Main, Cedar -- they're lively, happy, and willing to be involved in class activity. I think they appreciate the opportunity to extend their learning. We are seeing a lot more activity from the more mature students." Final registration figures, Taylor said, will be completed within the next three weeks. 586-433- 8 j ilu1 al responsibilities andor department and company (7) Demonstrate effective work habits by plan- operations. St ning and scheduling work ,mpv tasks and assignments (time management). (8) Accept constructive criticism and take appropriate corrective actions. (9) Maintain appearance and health. (10) Adjust and adapt to new and unique ideas and situations. If you are interested in attending one hour seminars to help you with phone calls to employers, resumes and job interviews, appearance and appropriate clothing, please sign up at the Placement Office. If there are enough people interested, the schedule of the seminars and announcement of them will be published in the next issue of the Dixie Sun. iplie ic Bi ireer ollef ily, alit A, jnn iork ;eiv T ,oun( h fat few B iubm ere jrwa "t on Scholarships re hi McArthur Jewelers Captain Rick Bensemon, a representative of the Air Force ROTC program, will be at Dixie from 8 am to 12 noon on Wednesday, February 16, to talk to all persons interested in Air Force ROTC scholarships available at University of Southern California, University of Idaho, Brigham Young University, University of Utah, Westminister College, and Weber State College. Capt. Bensemon will be located in front of the bookstore in the Student Union Building. For more information, call DIAMOND SPECIALIS 581-623- MEAL DEAL Foot Long Buy Any Regular Sandwich or Salad and a Medium Drink For $299 CRAZY BOBS Limit one sandwich per coupon. Offer Expires Dec. 31, 1989 THREE LOCATIONS' 765 E. 700 So., St. George 628-400- 7 491 South Main Cedar City 588-252- 2 (South of Hansen Stadium) 514 No. Bluff, St. George 628-547- 7 667 So. Main, Cedar 586-433- 8 ct ufflii ROTC Rep. Informs only b' ill , ) 155 North Bluff St. George 628-354- 4 until loutf |
