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Keiser University offers job options

The East County institution Aug. 25 hosted its annual Career Fair.


  • By Amanda Sebastiano
  • | 7:34 a.m. August 26, 2015
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Whether interested in a culinary career or an office job, Violeta Huesman wants to help unemployed community members, especially current and former Keiser University students, find employment.

Huesman, director of student services at Keiser, organizes the Career Fair to link interested individuals with employers. 

"Go in every room and speak to every employer," Huesman told each individual who passed her at the event.

By the numbers

100 —businesses opeated booths at the fair

21 — rooms housed employers' booths

6 — hour event

5 — years the event has been held

A range of businesses operated booths throughout the day at the East County school, and provided materials for individuals to bring home.

Huesman believes the event is helping introduce students to the post-graduation world, while skipping the unemployment stage after students receive a diploma.

"This type of an event is great for helping students touch base with employers, and what better place to do that then at their school?" Huesman said.

Contact Amanda Sebastiano [email protected].

Shaneki Bradley and Dr. Laura Swaim analyze the anatomy of the spine.
Shaneki Bradley and Dr. Laura Swaim analyze the anatomy of the spine.
Susan Clouser and Paul Berg discuss career options at 5/3 bank.
Susan Clouser and Paul Berg discuss career options at 5/3 bank.
Angela Steusloff and Chris Bear mull over work options at Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Angela Steusloff and Chris Bear mull over work options at Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Keiser graduate Teresa Mock receives stretching advice from Kevin Hall, of Stretch Zone, during a demonstration.
Keiser graduate Teresa Mock receives stretching advice from Kevin Hall, of Stretch Zone, during a demonstration.
Patti Bonagiano and Jennifer Sams, of the Education Foundation of Sarasota County, review job openings.
Patti Bonagiano and Jennifer Sams, of the Education Foundation of Sarasota County, review job openings.
American Cancer Association representative Natalie Chambers describes to Sharon Smyth open positions.
American Cancer Association representative Natalie Chambers describes to Sharon Smyth open positions.
Jennifer Barbaro and Violeta Huesman organized the fourth annual Career Fair.
Jennifer Barbaro and Violeta Huesman organized the fourth annual Career Fair.
In lieu of payment to operate a booth at the fair, the college collected nonperishable items to later donate to local food banks.
In lieu of payment to operate a booth at the fair, the college collected nonperishable items to later donate to local food banks.

 

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