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For Immediate Release
November 2, 2005
Public Information Office
310 Owen Hall, Campus PO 1820
Asheville, NC  28804-8507
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UNC Asheville to Host Panel Series on Career Interests;
Two Talk Scheduled for November

Looking for an opportunity to network, gain wisdom and receive advice from a variety of knowledgeable professionals? UNC Asheville’s Career Center will host “Career Interest Panel Series: Connecting the Liberal Arts to Career Choices,” which will give an insider’s perspective on careers in a variety of fields. The talks, led by a range of local professionals, will connect undergraduate education to actual workplace experiences. Panel talks are free and open to the public.

Two talks are scheduled for November.

A panel on health careers will take place at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8, in UNC Asheville’s Highsmith University Union, Mountain Suites. The talk will feature Melissa Church-Lawton, senior manager of bids and proposals at the Constella Group; Dr. Greg Glance, internist at Asheville Internal Medicine; George LeRoy, program coordinator of the Strengthening Families Program at ARP Phoenix; Maria Roloff, vice president of human resources at Mission Hospitals; and Terri Zimmerman March, Health Promotion Program and Healthy Buncombe program coordinator at the Buncombe County Health Center.

The series will continue with a discussion on the effects of globalization in the workplace at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, in UNC Asheville’s Highsmith University Union Alumni Hall. The talk will focus on the importance of an international perspective within a variety of fields. The panel will consist of William Angel, a meteorologist at the National Climatic Data Center; Katie Cavert, former Peace Corps volunteer and Spanish teacher at Carolina Day School; Patricia Digh, author, consultant and co-founder of the Circle Project; Geri Solomon, founder and executive director of International Link; and Chuck Wood, vice president of human resources at Volvo.

Two more panel discussions are scheduled for the spring, focusing on diversity in the workplace and environmental science and policy.

For more information, call UNC Asheville’s Career Center at 828/251-6515.

Media Contacts:

  • Eileen Buecher, UNC Asheville Career Center Director, 828/251-6515
  • Jill Yarnall, UNC Asheville Public Information Assistant Director, 828/251-6526
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