Interviewing Program for Students and AlumniThe Fall 2003 SMILE Series (Sharpening My Interviewing to Lure Employment) will begin soon and we are extending an invitation to you to participate in this semester's program. Want To Improve Your Interviewing Skills? Anxiety, doubts, and fears about interviewing can leave you with butterflies in your stomach, and a frown on your face. Well, the S.M.I.L.E. Program is back and it's going to turn that frown into a S.M.I.L.E.! Join us for technique and strategy sessions that prepare you for a successful interview experience. These interactive sessions will take place in groups with individual attention as needed. This semester the SMILE program will cover the following topics through interactive workshops in a group setting with individual attention as needed. The topics include: Powerful Interviewing Marketing Yourself & Your 2-Minute Commercial Researching a Company Types of Interviews Group Interviews & Difficult Interview Questions Each of the 5 topics will be presented twice to best accommodate student schedules. Those students that attend one session for each of the SMILE topics will be eligible to sign-up for a customized mock interview, which will take place in November. All sessions are from 5:10 pm to 7:00 pm in the Career Resource Center Library. Register early to ensure your spot in this year's SMILE program. If this sounds like something you are interested in, visit the following link for more information and to register. http://www.crc.ufl.edu/smile This program is free of cost to UF students and alumni. It only takes 5 minutes to register and you'll need to complete all 3 steps as indicated on the website. f you have any questions please contact the SMILE Program Coordinator at(352) 392-1601 ext. 210 or via email at [log in to unmask] And remember to smile, as there are never enough smiles in the world. :) Elaine Casquarelli, Ed.S., NCC, MCC Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern (IMH 2962) Assistant Director for Graduate Services Career Resource Center University of Florida NOTE: Graduate Students should subscribe to the Graduate Student pagelet at http://my.ufl.edu. During Fall 2003, messages will be posted to this site and also sent by e-mail. Starting Spring 2004, most messages will only be posted to this website.