Attention recruiters: I have a dream day job! I say day job, because ultimately I would prefer to devote myself full-time to the theatre and raising a family. However, as I have grown accustomed to eating and paying rent on time contributes to my sense of responsibility, I'll settle for an office job like this:
International Student Advisor (or administrator, I'm not picky). However, I am picky about the location. The position would have to be at UAF, otherwise I wouldn't be able to take it. I took a gander at the UAF job site and discovered that there is a coordinator position open, but it's only open to current UAF employees. A friend of mine in New Jersey held a similar position and really liked being able to work with students who a) needed her help and b) appreciated her efforts.
Maybe someday. . .
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A Midwestern gal's journey from Chicago, Illinois to Fairbanks, Alaska.
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2 comments:
Interesting. What sort of international students would go to the UAF? I guess if would depend on the types of more prestigious academic programs at th UAF that serve as gravitational pulls, attacting interest far and wide. In any event, the ones from the tropics would be in for the biggest culture shock.
--Nav
From what I understand, UAF has a variety of Wildlife Programs, which are quite reputable and would tend to attract folks from all over the world interested in pursuing their scientific studies and fieldwork there.
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