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24 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
The Student Housing Office also maintains a file of privately owned rentals, some
of which are nea1· the campo . These pri.vate rentals range from $60 to $100 per
month depending on the size and furnishirtgs. ·
FOOD SERVICE
The Fresno State College Association, lnc. maintains the college cafeteria and a
sepamte snncl< bar, The Roundup. he cafeteria provides regular meal services for
aH students and faculty five clays a weel< and for residence ball students seven days
a week during the time college is in session; The Roundup is open weekdays.
PLACEMENT SERVICE
The college maintains a ceno:alized placement service which is Closely integrated
with the total educational process of the college, operates in cooperation with the
various departments of the college, and is part of the student personnel program.
Its services include education:U placement, business and industrial placement, and
student placement
The placemcnc service seel<s more efficient utilization of college manpower by
assisting students of the college and alumni in seeking positi ns which will best
utilize their e lucarion, training, experience, and abilities and by aiding them in
their progress toward positicms of greater responsibility and personal s:~tisfaction .
[t not on.ly se rves the needs of the college and its students but is virally concemed
with and directs its service toward the needs of the community, business and
industry, the public chool system, and to the State generally.
The specific functions of d1e office are to collecr and make available to prospective
employer pen:onal data and confidential letters of reference of candidates;
main,tnin a cw:rem recor I of employment opportunities; recornmend candidates for
po itions at the .request of employers; an-ange for interviews between candidates
nnd employers; provide gui lance to candidates seeking positions; bring the needs
of the empl.oyer to those who design and in'lplcment the training program; and
conduct n follow-up progmm of candidates placed in pvsilions.
There is no charge to students or employers for the placement service. Within
the limrtations of time and staff, an cffo.~;t is made to assist those who seek the
service; h wever, placement cannot be guaranteed. The college rc..~e.rves the right
to recommend for placement only those applicants who are adequately qualified for
positions they seek.
Educational Placement
Membership in the Office of Placement is open (l) to graduates of Fresno $tate
College qualifying f )r a regular Californifl reaching cred.cntial prior to date of
employment; (2) co an}'One with a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution
provided he complct s 12 semesrer units ar Fresno Stare College and qualifies for
a regr1lnr California reaching credential prio1· co date of employment; (3) to a
caodJdnte for :l mastel's degree at Fresno State College; (4) tO anyone with a
master's or higher degree from an accredited iustirution provided he completes
12 ·cmcstcr units at Fremo State College. Ci·edential candidates are urged to register
with the Offi.te of Placement early tluriug the semester in which they begin their
student teaching.
Business and Industrial Placement
Membersltip in the Office of Phcemenr is opep to all graduate.~ who desire fulltime
positions in agricnlcure, business, industry, governmemal agcucies, and orher
related fields. Seniors :u:c urged to c:nmplere :~nd file a personal data sheet 'vith
the Office of Placement early during the year in whid\ they expect to graduate.
Close ::ooperaticm is maintained with the various divisions and departments in the
placement of candidates in these fields. Information is also ava il~ble to students
and former srudents desiring help in securing full-time em1>loyment.
Object Description
| Title | 1963-64 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1963-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Rights | Fresno, California |
| Location | eng |
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| Title | Page 024 |
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24 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
The Student Housing Office also maintains a file of privately owned rentals, some
of which are nea1· the campo . These pri.vate rentals range from $60 to $100 per
month depending on the size and furnishirtgs. ·
FOOD SERVICE
The Fresno State College Association, lnc. maintains the college cafeteria and a
sepamte snncl< bar, The Roundup. he cafeteria provides regular meal services for
aH students and faculty five clays a weel< and for residence ball students seven days
a week during the time college is in session; The Roundup is open weekdays.
PLACEMENT SERVICE
The college maintains a ceno:alized placement service which is Closely integrated
with the total educational process of the college, operates in cooperation with the
various departments of the college, and is part of the student personnel program.
Its services include education:U placement, business and industrial placement, and
student placement
The placemcnc service seel |
