2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...
2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...
2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...
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JOB PLACEMENT<br />
The College maintains a Placement Service to assist students in locating desirable<br />
employment in business and industry in the county and neighboring regions.<br />
Opportunities for employment are announced as they are received. Students seeking<br />
employment opportunities may register with the Placement Office in Building<br />
9 or call 740-0450 or 1-800-379-5222 (extension 450).<br />
Individual and group sessions are held to assist students in career planning, job<br />
search techniques, resume writing, and interview techniques. On-campus interviews<br />
are conducted with employers seeking college graduates. These companies<br />
usually recruit in the spring. Any student wishing to interview must register with<br />
the Placement Office. A job credentials service is also provided to afford students<br />
and alumni the opportunity to establish a credentials file consisting of letters of<br />
reference, resume and other pertinent job-seeking information. Copies of this file<br />
will be sent to prospective employers upon request. This service is free of charge to<br />
those registered with the Placement Office. A Health Services Job Fair is conducted<br />
annually in February and followed by an all-campus Job Fair in April.<br />
SERVICES FOR SINGLE PARENTS, DISPLACED<br />
HOMEMAKERS, AND STUDENTS IN<br />
NON-TRADITIONAL CAREER PROGRAMS<br />
New Choices/New Options is a special career development program for single<br />
parents, displaced homemakers, and students who are enrolled in non-traditional<br />
career programs (percentage of gender bias is greater than 75%). Services include<br />
career, academic, and personal counseling. Group sessions in goal-setting, time<br />
management, stress management, work and career assessment, gender bias, resume<br />
writing, interviewing skills, and job search strategies are included in the guidance<br />
cycles offered through the program. Additional services may include tuition,<br />
child care, and travel reimbursement dependent upon funding availability.<br />
For information, contact the Career Planning and Placement Office in Building<br />
9 or by calling 740-0563 or 1-800-377-5222 (extension 563).<br />
SUPPORT SERVICES<br />
The Support Services Department provides a full range of support services<br />
including placement testing for the purpose of identifying competency levels in<br />
English, math, and reading. A tutoring program is available to students in order<br />
to receive assistance in a variety of subjects. Seminars on Skills are offered to<br />
enable students to learn basic skills in preparing for tests, taking notes and preparing<br />
research.<br />
SPECIAL NEEDS SERVICES<br />
Students who require assistance in meeting special needs are provided support<br />
in a variety of ways. Students are required to discuss these needs with their counselor,<br />
provide appropriate documentation and follow the procedures outlined by<br />
the College.<br />
STUDENT SERVICES FOR THE DISABLED<br />
<strong>Luzerne</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Community</strong> College provides various supportive services for<br />
students with documented disabilities or handicaps based upon an assessment of<br />
needs on an individual basis. Further information concerning the services may be<br />
obtained by contacting the Admissions Office and scheduling an interview with an<br />
admissions representative.<br />
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