UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TO PRESENT DINING ETIQUETTE WORKSHOP
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The University of Arkansas Career Development Center is pleased to offer a Dining Etiquette Workshop on Monday, Nov. 11, from 4:50 to 6:30 p.m., at Fulbright Dining Hall.
This event is open to all students who register, with limited seating, and it is in partnership with Students in Free Enterprise, Sterling House, Chartwell's, campus recruiters and faculty, and Dr. Janet Noble's Quantity Foods 3604 class.
The evening will include a meal, dining etiquette training, and an opportunity to practice interview skills with campus recruiters. Community and campus leaders will be present to serve as mock interviewers so students can practice interviewing in a dining format.
The cost to attend is $7.31 at the door for dinner payable by Razorbucks, Flex Dollars, meal ticket, cash or check. Registration is required. Business casual dress is suggested.
To register, please stop by the Career Development Center in the Arkansas Union, room 607. Call 575-2805 for additional information.
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Beckye Bates, program coordinator, Career Development Center,(479) 575-7379, rabates@uark.edu
Jay Nickel, assistant manager of media relations, (479) 575-7943, jnickel@uark.edu
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