Host Myles Brand leads a panel of four individuals with from various university positions and with different job backgrounds, discussing the importance of students either obtaining a specific or broader degree in college, and how beneficial either is in securing a job immediately after graduation and how it impacts employment years down the line.
Program: 1103
Topic: Are Students Too Career Oriented?
Record Date: 9/11/1997
Length: 25:32
Host:
Myles Brand, President, Indiana University;
Guests:
Laura Kuhn, Associate Account Executive, Special Liability Group, Travelers Property Casualty;
Alan B. McNabb, Director, Arts and Sciences, Placement Office, Indiana University Student Career Development Center;
Tom Thornton, Vice President, Rogers Group, Inc.;
Pamela Barnhouse Walters, Professor, Sociology, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Policy, College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University;
Production Manager: Steve Solie;
Producer: Keith Klein;
Assistant Producer: Sharlyn Deglow;
Executive Producer: Perry Metz;
Editor: Mark McLean;
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Director of Production: David DeMunbrun;
Director: David Stoelk;
Audio: Frank Konermann;
Videotape: Rodney Myers;
Production Crew: Aimee Borchers, Bob Gill, Gary Harrison, John O'Connor, Melissa Swartz, Keith Toombs;
Lighting: Bob Gill