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News stories from Viking Fusion and the Department of Communication at Berry College.
00:00:00 Maggie Rabel: The courier closet, located in Green Hall, contains a plethora of resources designed to help students find professional attire for all manners of events, whether it internship or job interview. The staff at the center for Personal and Professional Development, alongside Campbell School of Business, wish to provide students with everything they need free of charge. Senior accounting and finance major Reed Richards shares the closets impact on him.
00:27:00 Reed Richards: I got to go to a couple of teas and lunches in DC, and so just being in a suit that fit me, um, that I was able to go get measured for just helps boost my confidence a ton.
00:39:20 Maggie Rabel: The staff at the Campbell School of Business hope to help students gain the confidence they need when stepping into the high profile business world for the first time. Associate Professor of Business Communication Samantha Nazione describes the Closet's goal.
00:55:00 Samantha Nazione: Our hopes and dreams for it are to elevate students efficacy to go to these networking events, because there's lots of other reasons students aren't going to networking events.
01:03:15 Maggie Rabel: The Career Closet offers its services to everyone, whether it is undergraduates or graduates, for any major. For all Berry College related events. Dean of the Campbell School of Business Lauren Heller describes the variety of students who use the closet.
01:19:15 Lauren Heller: I've seen students from all sorts of financial backgrounds, access to career closet. Maybe they had professional dress at home and they just didn't bring it to campus because you don't need it in a dorm room.
01:30:10 Maggie Rabel: On a campus that strives to assist with students transition into the workforce, the Career Closet aims to serve as a resource that can benefit many in a simple fashion. With Viking Fusion news, I'm Maggie Rabel.