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Jacey Cook

"I am currently enrolled in graduate school, doing both therapy and diagnostic testing with a multitude of age ranges. In therapy, I work with children, adolescents, adults and also provide marriage counseling, parent guidance and family therapy. Diagnostic testing gives me an opportunity to work with a wide range of referral questions such as learning difficulties, attention difficulties, gastric bypass evaluations, intellectual and personality measures. Lake Superior State University gave me a strong background in statistics and other courses that provided me with the skills to success and prepared me for graduate school."

Jacey Cook
Psychology Alum,
Graduate Student
University of Detroit Mercy

Career Advisory Network at Lake State (CANaLS)

Interviews

Dressing For Interviews

Little has been written about dressing for interviews and that is what makes this list, adapted from Campus to Career in 48 Hours important. Creating the right appearance is but one of many ways you prepare for the interview--and everything you can do makes a job offer more likely.

For Gentlemen
1.	Minimal or no cologne.
2.	No food, gum, or cigerattes.
3.	Clean nails.
4.	Empty pockets.
5.	Matching socks.
6.	Clean, trimmed head and facial hair.
7.	Fresh shave.
8.	Conservative tie.
9.	Clean, pressed business suit.
10.	Light shirt.
11.	Shined shoes.

For Ladies
1.	Attractive, controlled hair style.
2.	Minimal make-up and perfume.
3.	Moderate jewelry.
4.	Carry either a purse or attache case.
5.	Positive attitude.
6.	No gum, food, or cigarettes.
7.	Clean fingernails with no chipped polish.
8.	Clean, pressed suit of tailored dress.
9.	Conservative hosiery without runs.
10.	Polished pumps in good repairs.

Bio-
Chemistry ...

Peter Bonneau
Biology

"I’ll be beginning medical school at Wayne State University beginning the fall of 2009 while participating in the U.S. Air Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program. Upon receipt of my MD, I intend to enter into a residency in family Medicine and afterwards practice as a family physician in the U.S. Air force."

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