Senior week sees changes - DisOrientation focuses on career advice
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Summary
- This News-Letter article reports on changes to DisOrientation, a senior career-advice program, and the reactions it received.
- The News-Letter reported that DisOrientation was jointly produced by the Career Center and StuCo and overseen by Senior Class President Payal Patel.
- The paper reported that nearly 200 students attended a Career Center welcome event, according to assistant director Tracy Carter.
- The article says four workshops covered networking, recruiting, resumes, cover letters and interviews; each drew an average of 15 students.
- The reporter writes that senior Rica Enriquez found the resume and interview workshops helpful, while former StuCo President Charles Reyner said the event was poorly known and lacked usual traditions.
- The article adds that Patel said StuCo had no budget and that the Career Center covered all costs.