Hiring organizations prefer candidates with experience such as internships or related part-time jobs. To employers, a student with experience is someone who has proven she knows how to apply what she has learned in school; she knows how to work and produce results as well as how to work with others and manage her time. Students who have acquired practical experience prior to graduation are more likely to land great jobs. They have also begun developing their professional network contacts, many of whom may know of several great job opportunities at any given time. In addition to part-time jobs off campus that are computer-related, you should also watch for opportunities for MIS students available through the university. Contact information is listed below. Cheryl Minnick 243-4614 Internship Internship Coordinator Assistance Academic Enrichment Kevin Hood International Internship Coordinator 243-4613 Internship Academic Enrichment Kathleen Tarkalson Internship Director 243-6771 SoBA Internship School of Business Administration Eric Tangedahl SoBA Help Desk IT Director 243-6620 Tech or Lab Monitor School of Business position Administration 243-4789 Web designer or Amy Stout, Program Manager Spectral Fusion Designs programmer position Kathy Garramone 243-5362 Student Technical Computer Support Specialist Assistant Program IT Office (STAP) position Jesse Neidigh Residence Halls 243-2625 Director Technical Assistant Student Affairs IT (RTA) position Andrea Vernon Non-profit volunteer Director 243-5159 position Office for Civic Engagement Student jobs Student Organization
Hiring organizations prefer candidates with experience such as internships or related part-time jobs. To employers, a student with experience is someone who has proven she knows how to apply what she has learned in school; she knows how to work and produce results as well as how to work with others and manage her time. Students who have acquired practical experience prior to graduation are more likely to land great jobs. They have also begun developing their professional network contacts, many of whom may know of several great job opportunities at any given time. In addition to part-time jobs off campus that are computer-related, you should also watch for opportunities for MIS students available through the university. Contact information is listed below. Internship Assistance Cheryl Minnick Internship Coordinator Academic Enrichment 243-4614 International Internship Kevin Hood Internship Coordinator Academic Enrichment 243-4613 SoBA Internship Kathleen Tarkalson Internship Director School of Business Administration 243-6771 SoBA Help Desk Tech or Lab Monitor position Eric Tangedahl IT Director School of Business Administration 243-6620 Web designer or programmer position Amy Stout, Program Manager Spectral Fusion Designs 243-4789 Student Technical Assistant Program (STAP) position Kathy Garramone Computer Support Specialist IT Office 243-5362 Residence Halls Technical Assistant (RTA) position Jesse Neidigh Director Student Affairs IT 243-2625 Non-profit volunteer position Andrea Vernon Director Office for Civic Engagement 243-5159 Student jobs Student Organization
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