| Show The Eagle-pag- 8 e Thursday 0 Conference Summer jobs are available through CEU Placement Center (continued from page 6) This "do it all" American phenomena really docs exist Merrill said "Their universal success in coping with the long stressful hours of business and womanhood role playing is contingent upon several factors that include creative time management delegation of projects and duties positive family and friend communication and support and a personal perspective of their Jan Halliday staff writer limitations” Guilt Merrill said is the Superwoman's greatest emotional problem She told of the book The Crisis of the Working Mother by Barbara Berg who found that whether a woman was happy or not with her job and her children's caregivers she still felt guilty Berg wrote "The guilt that working women feel comes from what they perceive as criticism from others especially their friends and teachers of their chil- Phi Bata Lambda (PBL) atudanta Include (front Brian Zollinger Scott Wardle and Richard Zollinger The back row la Cindy Walla Tim Miller Jeanne Taakar L-- dren "Working women need com- fort support and assistance from other women in the same situation who can validate their experience and offer encouragement" she said Relax mealtime standards Merrill suggested Eat out or prepare frozen dinners — time spent cooking and cleaning takes time away from the family she said Suaan Ouderklrk Darren Stuart Connie Johnaon and Ellen Green In Logan laat month at the atate competition held at Utah State University fifteen students participated and captured 14 awards In seven different categories Miller and Richard Zollinger qualified to compete In the national business competition In Orlando Florida Zollinger In accounting and Miller In CEU Parliamentary Procedures team consisting of David Dayton Aaron Southard Scott Wardle and Brian Zollinger captured the state's second place prize Southard Brian Zollinger Darren Stuart and Wardle dominated In Impromptu Connie Johnson received a third place finish In the Ms Business Executive category followed by Ellen Green In fourth and Jeanne Taakar In fifth Dave Evane Richard Zollinger and Stuart ware CEU'a top contenders In the Mr Business Executive competition Photo by C Hamaker words-per-minu- eco-nomlceT- he MOVE INTO HEALTH CARE WITH THE ARMY RESERVE Train for a great career as a: ‘Practical Nurse ‘Respiratory Therapist state-licens- ed ns yean Also hiring are McDonalds Osco Drug Matodore Lounge Yellow Front Taco Time Wen-dy- s and City Market Specialist ‘Laboratory Specialist ed KRPX Radio Station has a job opening for a disk jockey Women are encouraged to submit applications Talor Maid Beauty Supply is seeking a clcrkcashicr for part-tim-e work and a manager which must have cosmetology experie ence for work is also hiring counter Arbys attendants two arc needed for night shift The Green well Motel and Restaurant has an opening for an food server Applievening-shi- ft cants must have a food handlers permit ‘Operating Room Specialist Army-approv- te full-tim- ‘Emergency Medical Technician (Paramedic) at a local With school almost over it is time to begin thinking about summer jobs Even with the slow econthere are jobs out there and omy some that sound fun too-- so don't get discouraged said Kathy Painter College of Eastern Utah job placement coordinator and cooperative education director Painter has a list of local job openings updated on May 1 She also has information on several other areas that may be hiring Painter said she spoke with Larris Hunting manager of Price Job Service Office and he thought that this summer will be one of the best tor jobs in many years ' In the Price area two openings for part-tim- e positions are available at the Castle view Hospital One is for a PBX admitting clerk It is shift work mainly from pm Typing skills of 43 minimum are needed The other opening is for a RN or LPN for in work the ICU Baskin-Robbihas an for a counter attendant opening Applicants must be a high school senior or college freshman female and willing to stay for two 3-- 11 3 X-R- ay May 11 1989 civilian school of your choice Our now STAR program pays your tuition books fees and more To see if you qualify and to learn more call: Captain Merle Anderson 583-595- 6 STAR PROGRAM PARTICIPATION SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY AND QUALIFICATIONS BE ALL YOU CAN BE ARMY RESERVE OF APPLICANT Painter said that there is quite a bit of turn over in the fast food restuarants during summer so there will be other openings She said that the local businesses want people who will be staying for the entire summer Most of the jobs require an applicant to have an updated resume Painter said that she will help students write one if they will bring her information about their education work experience and a list of skills and abilities acquired through home and volunteer work Painter is offering a job seeking skills workshop It will be held every week through the end of the quarter and will give information on writing resumes finding job leads interviewing skills and dressing for success Several job listings are available for out of town work also Painter said that applications are available for jobs at Lake Powell where over 500 people a summer are hired Yellow Stone National Park has openings in service jobs mid jobs dealing with boot and horse activities Over 2000 people are hired for summer work so far all applicants from CEU have been hired she added Some of the opportunities for working there include outdoor fun such as fishing hiking and being in the wilderness The Forest Service is also taking applications through the Price Job Service Office for fire fighters forestry aids and some office work Women and minorities are given priority in these jobs Other national parks in Utah are hiring extra summer help Most of them offer housing with the rent deducted from their pay checks Employees must buy their food and supplies but usually cost breaks are offered Painter said that CEU students have a better chance for some of these summer jobs because classes for fall quarter don't start until late in September The parks and Lake Powell give preference in hiring to people who either can come early in the spring or stay until after Labor Day Painter said it is important to put cm your application when you can start work and how long you can work Painter warns students to be wary about the cruise ship and government jobs offered in local papers She explained that when a person answers these ads they arc offered a book to buy In the book it tells how to prepare a resume and fill out an application and gives lists of addresses to contact for jobs Most of the information is available free of charge and Painter has both books for anyone who wants to look at them To get information about any of these jobs contact Painter in the Student Activity Center’s CADS office or call her at 637-21exL 284 She has applications for most of the local businesses and has a sign-u- p sheet students sign if they are seeking cmploymcnL Painter goes to different businesses each week and has a current list of job openings Don't get discouraged if you haven't found summer employment said that she will do her best in locating a job for you 20 |
