USG officers discussed improvements to University Career Services and planned a USG forum on women and minority issues in a senate meeting last night.
Director of Career Services Beverly Hamilton-Chandler discussed her department's difficulties in reaching the student body.
The problem results from the office's inconvenient location on Nassau Street and lack of staff, she said.
Hamilton-Chandler asked for USG support in disseminating information about events put on by career services.
Meetings are planned for the next several months to discuss issues raised by last year's reports on the role of women and minorities in campus life, said Olivier Kamanda '03, systems manager and special projects coordinator.
Kamanda also said sessions will be held to provide information on eating clubs to minority students. These meetings supplement the public forum planned by USG for April to obtain further student input on making campus life open to more students.
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