While supporting Admissions with recruitment, Career Specialists Donisha Ross and
Maggie Slack recently sat down with ten juniors at Andale High School to participate
in mock interview sessions. Primed with impressive resumes and academic achievements,
the students were preparing for upcoming internship opportunities. After receiving
prior training on how to successfully handle Skype and phone interviews, the students
were ready to put their skills to the test at these in-person meetings.
“We met with a great group of students who had impressive skills and job experience.
It is great to see high school students gaining career competencies early on,” said
Ross.
Career courses at Andale High School not only help students prepare for the professional
world, but also offer the opportunity to gain experience in fields of interest. They
can use these experiences to determine a path for their future and see how potential
major choices and programs at WSU can help them to follow their dreams.
Wichita State's applied learning program gives students hands-on, paid experience
with industry partners, helping them build careers before graduation.
For more information, contact theShocker Career Acceleratorat (316) 978-3688, SCA@wichita.edu, or visitwichita.edu/Career. You can also stop by in person at the Marcus Welcome Center, Suite 139, on the Wichita
State campus.