Orit Hickman ~ Lake Burien Physical therapy visits HS3

Showing Linda how to find her Core!
Orit was able to identify Tevon's injury!

Talking to students about what it takes to become a physical therapist!

Congratulations!

Kevin Nguyen ~ Western (TEC)
Rosa Nouch ~ Western (TEC)

Summer Search

Please offer congratulations to the following students who were selected to be part Summer Search -
Andre Marticio (HS3), Fabian Silva-Martinez (HS3), Jacqui Moreno (HS3), Marisol Rivera(HS3), Luis Bernadino-Cruz (TEC) and Aries Faletogo (TEC).

They each went through an intensive 45 minute interview last Thursday with a team of staff from Summer Search as part of the selection process. The next few months they will be preparing for their trip this summer with their Summer Search mentors. Our students are amazing and very deserving of this opportunity!

As a reminder our current summer searchers are:
Brenda Carrillo (TEC)
Laura Gonzalez (TEC)
Darwin Paet (HS3)

It is exciting to have new summer searchers on our campus!!! :)

Seattle Spring College Fair in 2 weeks!!!!

Seattle Spring College Fair

March 6, 2010
12-3 PM
Connolly Center, Seattle University
14th & East Cherry
Seattle, WA 98122
www.pnacac.org/fairs.php

College Acceptance List keeps growing.....

Vise Le’ato ~ Northwest University, Pacific Lutheran University (AAA)
Mahlet Assefa ~ Drexel University, UW (HS3)
Leslie Diaz ~ WSU, University of Oregon (HS3)
Denise Alcaraz ~ Adelphie University (HS3)
Van Anh Mac ~ SPU (HS3)
Victoria Prak ~ UW (HS3)
Tevon Collins ~ Eastern Washington (HS3)
Melissa Nelson ~ University of Idaho (HS3)
Mohamed Sambou ~ Gonzaga University (TEC)
Fabian Valencia ~ UW, WSU, Western (TEC)
Jonas Nocom ~ Western & Central (TEC)
Alex Sun ~ Central (TEC)
Nina Saechao ~ Bellevue College (TEC)
Cullen Bryan ~ Western (TEC)
Nicolas Malagon ~ WSU (TEC)
Monica Chung ~ UW (TEC)
James Sok ~ UPS & WWU (TEC)
Lisa Nang ~ Bellevue College (TEC)
Robert Eyerman ~ Pima (TEC)

Please stop by and let us know where you have been accepted! We would love to celebrate your success! :)

Looking Good Helps Win the Job!

In a tight job market, what you wear to an interview could be the difference between getting an offer and getting rejected. "Nine out of 10 employers say, when all else is equal, they select the most attractive candidate, or the candidate that presents themselves the best," according to New York-based image consultant and personal stylist David A. McKnight.

Create Your 'Visual' Resume
Make sure your attire is sending the right message about your capabilities. Being the latest fashion statement is not a good idea. Show up in something conservative. Boring is better than outlandish.

Suit Up
Unless you're told otherwise, wear a suit or pants with a jacket to a first interview, no matter the occupation you’re entering. "A suit is a sign of respect for the company, as well as the person interviewing you," McKnight says. "It's always better to be overdressed than underdressed."

The Rules Apply
Knowing professional dress rules is critical, especially for younger job seekers. A male who doesn't wear socks to an interviewing firm won't be taken seriously, while a female should be careful not to bare too much skin.

Tradition Is Returning
More than one in three people say their workplace has gotten more formal over the past 12 months, according to a recent Yahoo! HotJobs poll. While Dress Down Fridays were popular for a while, more firms are opting for the more dressed-up look.

Put Your Best Foot Forward
Clothes may make the man, but don’t wear the wrong shoes, especially if they're unpolished. "When you look at men's shoes, if they're square toed, chunky, or have rubber soles, that completely destroys the whole appearance," McKnight says.

Taken from a career article by Robert DiGiacomo, Yahoo! HotJobs

February Rotary Students of the Month!

Thuan Pham & Christina Cash ~ HS3