FIELD NOTES
USC DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY MAJOR/MINOR E-NEWSLETTER
2001 (3) OCT. 19
compiled by Gail E. Wagner, Undergraduate Director
NOTE:
Note our new name! The winner of our naming contest is Holly Norton, your ASA president. Note also the wide variety of courses we are offering next semester!
ANNOUNCING:
1. LIBERAL ARTS CAREER WEEK
"Career Planning Pays!" October 22-25, 2001
Free refreshments & vaulable door prizes!
Open to all students.
Also at
www.sc.edu/career/futureevents.html(Employer panelists include reps from Blue Cross Blue Shield, Pepsi Bottling Company, The Vanguard Group, and United Way of the Midlands)
Earn Your Way to Greater Pay!
Oct. 22, 2:30-3:30, Career Center 602B
Discover how internships and other experiential learning may increase your potential for earning.
$kills for $uccess!
Oct. 22, 4:00-5:00, Career Center 602B
Learn who recruits liberal arts students and ask those that do the hiring what they look for in candidates.
Should I Invest In a Graduate Degree?
Oct. 23, 3:30-4:30, Career Center 601
Decide whether to go, where to go & how to prepare.
Are you $alary $avvy?
Oct. 24, 2:30-3:30, Career Center 602B
Determine realistic salary ranges for various careers.
An Offer You Can't Refuse!
Oct. 24, 5:30-6:30, Career Center 602B
Learn about the factors to consider in evaluating and choosing between job offers.
Paying Your Dues!
Oct. 25, 3:30-4:30, Career Center 602B
Question a panel of hiring authorities on what it takes to survive (and succeed at) the first year on the job.
2. CAREERS2002
This national job fair will be held in four locations in January and February including Atlanta and Washington, DC. Majors that are being recruited include Liberal Arts/English, Foreign Languages, and Communications/Publishing among many others. The fair is free, but competitive. Students may only attend by invitation and must apply by sending in a resume by November 23, 2001. For more information, see
www.careerconferences.com.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Vicki M. Hamby
Career Center - Program Manager
Liaison to the College of Liberal Arts & the Honors College
University of South Carolina
H. William Close (BA) Bldg. - 6th Floor
Columbia, SC 29208
Phone (803) 777-3966
Fax (803) 777-7556
vmhamby@gwm.sc.edu
Stop by the Dept. of Anthropology and pick up a course description booklet.
In it, you will find descriptions of the courses offered next semester:
what readings, course content, how graded, and any prerequisites. We are
also about to post this booklet on the Dept. of Anthropology web page.
Advising for next semester is Oct. 29 – Nov. 13. Follow these steps:
office door, 317 Hamilton. Find out who your advisor is (there have been
some changes).
Go sooner rather than later! You should not miss class for advisement.
Sign up at least 24 hours in advance. Print your name legibly and include
a way to contact you in case the advisor needs to cancel. If, for some reason,
you cannot make it to your appointment, tell your advisor at least 4 hours
in advance.
Make a list of the courses you want to take and their times.
Just before your appointment stop by the office and pick up your folder to take
with you to your appointment.
picture taken in order to pick up your folder.
your advisor and return it along with your folder to the office.