Triton Catalog.book - Triton College
Triton Catalog.book - Triton College
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Student Services <strong>Triton</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>Catalog</strong>, 2007-2008<br />
Cooperative Education Program<br />
The Cooperative Education Program is designed to<br />
enhance students’ academic knowledge, personal development<br />
and professional preparation through a combination<br />
of classroom theory and practical work experience with<br />
area business and industry. Through this hands-on experience,<br />
students can test their career goals, gain an edge on<br />
the employment market and defray the cost of their college<br />
expenses while earning college credit.<br />
Students interested in cooperative education<br />
should contact the Cooperative Education Office,<br />
Room C-113 in the <strong>College</strong> Center. For information,<br />
call (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3789.<br />
Career Services<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> <strong>College</strong> Career Services Center is<br />
located in Room C-113 of the <strong>College</strong> Center. The center<br />
offers comprehensive career planning services to<br />
individuals (students, graduates and community members)<br />
considering upgrading jobs, starting new careers<br />
or re-entering the work force.<br />
Career Planning<br />
Professional counselors are available to assist individuals<br />
in exploring and clarifying career and educational<br />
goals. Through the use of self-evaluation techniques<br />
and career information (printed, audio-visual<br />
and computerized), the individual is led to a clearer<br />
understanding and realization of career goals. Sigi<br />
Plus, computerized self-assessment and information<br />
program is available for our students. The Counseling<br />
Center is located near the Career Services Center to<br />
accommodate students who wish to make an appointment<br />
with a counselor. For more information, call<br />
(708) 456-0300, Ext. 3588.<br />
Choices<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> offers area residents and students the<br />
opportunity to work individually with a counselor on<br />
career/life planning through a comprehensive career<br />
assessment program called Choices. The three wellrespected<br />
assessments are used to provide an in-depth<br />
examination of an individual’s personality, interests,<br />
work style preferences, skills and values. Personal<br />
assistance from a counselor is included to help interpret<br />
the results and to develop an individualized plan<br />
which may include completing an educational program<br />
or improving skills needed to get the job desired.<br />
Additionally, workshops on all aspects of the job<br />
search including resume writing and interviewing<br />
skills are available. Fees for the Choices program vary<br />
based on residency. For more information, call (708)<br />
456-0300, Ext. 3676.<br />
Employment Assistance<br />
The center maintains information on job-seeking<br />
skills, employment opportunities, job trends and an<br />
employer data bank. A Job Opportunities Bulletin is published<br />
to inform students and community members of<br />
employers who have current job offerings. Personalized<br />
career assistance is available through the Computerized<br />
Job Notification System. This service allows students to<br />
complete a mini-resume card that is shared with area<br />
employers who make employment requests. In addition,<br />
datamailers listing current job opportunities are sent to students<br />
twice per week. The datamailers include job opportunities<br />
based upon the occupational preferences of the<br />
applicant.<br />
Job recruiters work through the Career Services<br />
staff to set up interviews with students throughout the<br />
school year.<br />
Credential files also are maintained for Allied<br />
Health students and are sent to employers at the stu-<br />
On-Campus Building Codes<br />
AT Advanced Technology Building<br />
B Business Building<br />
BB-FLD Baseball Field<br />
C <strong>College</strong> Center Building<br />
D Professional Development Center<br />
(PDC), Human Resources, Payroll<br />
Department<br />
E Cernan Earth and Space Center<br />
F Fine Arts Building (Gallery)<br />
G Greenhouse/Botany Lab<br />
H Health Building<br />
I Industrial Careers Building<br />
J J Building (<strong>Triton</strong> <strong>College</strong> Police<br />
Department/Loading dock)<br />
K Bookstore<br />
L Liberal Arts Building<br />
N Stadium Building<br />
P Physical Services Building<br />
R Learning Resource Center Building<br />
(Adult Basic Education, Cashier’s<br />
Office, Library, Workforce &<br />
Continuing Education)<br />
RC Robert M. Collins Center (<strong>Triton</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> Performing Arts Center, Older<br />
Adults Center, Flower Shop)<br />
RC-POL Robert M. Collins Center (Pool)<br />
S Science Building<br />
SC-FLD Soccer Field<br />
T Technology Building<br />
TE-TEN Tennis Courts<br />
TF-TRA Track Field