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community — staff, faculty,
students and administrators — are
invited to attend the 2nd annual
Douglas College Career Fair at the
New Westminster campus on
Monday, March 26.

"It’s a chance for students, the
general public, and College
employees to explore a wide variety
of career opportunities and make
business contacts,” says Cathy
Daminato, spokesperson for the
Douglas College Alumni Associa-
tion, which is organizing the event.

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like a huge "supermarket" in the Col-
lege concourse with information
booths highlighting approximately
25 different carcers.

"It’s a chance for college stu-
dents, high school students,
graduates, and anyone else seeking
a new job or career change to get
valuable, first-hand information
from people already working in the
business world,” says Daminato.

Exhibitors will include repre-
sentatives from banks and financial
institutions, government and profes-
sional associations, accounting
firms, hospitals, small businesses,
and major corporations.

"There will be a large number of
prospective employers all in one
place at one time," says Daminato.

"That makes job exploration a lot
easier."

Participants at the fair will meet
the people doing the hiring, "and
they'll find out what skills
employers are looking for now and
into the 21st century," adds
Daminato. "It’s a wonderful oppor-
tunity to make important business
contacts and to find out how to go
about getting the job of your
dreams."

Academic advisors and counsel-
lors from Douglas College will be
available to provide information
about College programs and
employment possibilities. The cam-
pus Career Resource Centre will also
be available.

"People should come prepared
to ask questions about training,
promotion possibilities, and future
employment," says counsellor Beth
Morris. "Getting this kind of first-
hand information is invaluable."

The Alumni Association is offer-
ing two door prizes to fair par-
ticipants — draws for a free credit
course or non-credit course at
Douglas College.

The 2nd Annual Douglas Col-
lege Career Fair takes place Monday,
March 26 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in
the concourse at the New
Westminster campus. Admission is
free and everyone is welcome. For
further information contact Cathy
Daminato at 527-5322. @