CARLA JORDAN's guest appearances

CARLA JORDAN

The Denver Podcast

Powering Possibilities

South Georgia Insider

Kip Winger

Cynthia Swanson

David French

Scott James

Tina Anderson

Chris Clark

David Talbot

Chris Zacher

MATTHEW PENDLETON

WALLY HULTIN

XYLA DUVAL

BEN PISANO

STEVE KINNEY

DAN COATES

Panama Soweto

OwlTail

We are talking to Carla Jordan, director of Career Opportunities at Valdosta State University, about how businesses can establish internships and cooperative education opportunities. After going through some name changes and mission realignments, Career Opportunities assists VSU’s current students and alumni in all aspects of career services, from career development and counseling, employment opportunities, and experiential learning and cooperative education, which includes internships.Jordan explained the difference between an internship and cooperative education. “Internships is a shorter relationship with the employer and student. It is designed for employers to have one semester, no more than two, with a student working in their office and supervised by someone in their degree field. And they can be paid or unpaid.” More than essential “office work,” Jordan said an internship requires job duties related to the student’s academic major and specific learning objectives. “They are taking their classroom experience and applying it in the workplace, and vice versa.” Coming under the term “experiential learning,” where students “learn by doing,” activities include internships, cooperative education, study abroad, student research, and other hands-on assignments. An academic-based program, cooperative education has been in existence for many decades. Jordan explained that co-ops span several semesters, and students are paid a competitive wage. Career Opportunities helps employers design an internship or co-op plan and recruit students to fill the positions.  Jordan said establishing an internship is a lengthy process, and the fall semester is when employers should start the process for an intern the following year.VSU is moving toward having all students complete experiential learning, including an internship, volunteer opportunities, or a classroom project. “Our goal is to prepare the students to be more employable,” Jordan said. Jordan said VSU is now a “Hand Shake” campus, a national platform that connects employers across the nation with college students. Administered under the name “Blazin’ Careers,” the program promotes careers fairs, events, workshops, and other career-related sessions. VSU’s Blazer Ready program teaches various career readiness skills that are often described as “soft skills.” Now re-branded as “Code Red,” the program promotes volunteer opportunities and leadership qualities. Click here for more information on VSU’s Career Opportunities. Contact Carla Jordan at VSU’s Career Opportunities via email at ccjordan@valdosta.edu or phone at 229.333.5942Join us next time as we continue to promote South Georgia as a great place to live, work, play, and visit.Thanks to our sponsor Smalltown Broadcasting and WDDQ, home of the Scott James Matheson Show, where you can listen to live from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., Monday through Friday on Talk 92.1 http://talk921.com/ or through the TuneIn app https://tunein.com/radio/Talk-921South Georgia Insider is produced by Spencer Van Horn, Smalltown Broadcasting.

We are talking to Carla Jordan, director of <a href="https://www.valdosta.edu/student/student-services/career-services/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Career Opportunities</a> at Valdosta State University, about how businesses can establish internships and cooperative education opportunities. After going through some name changes and mission realignments, Career Opportunities assists VSU’s current students and alumni in all aspects of career services, from career development and counseling, employment opportunities, and experiential learning and cooperative education, which includes internships.Jordan explained the difference between an internship and cooperative education. “Internships is a shorter relationship with the employer and student. It is designed for employers to have one semester, no more than two, with a student working in their office and supervised by someone in their degree field. And they can be paid or unpaid.” More than essential “office work,” Jordan said an internship requires job duties related to the student’s academic major and specific learning objectives. “They are taking their classroom experience and applying it in the workplace, and vice versa.” Coming under the term “experiential learning,” where students “learn by doing,” activities include internships, cooperative education, study abroad, student research, and other hands-on assignments. An academic-based program, cooperative education has been in existence for many decades. Jordan explained that co-ops span several semesters, and students are paid a competitive wage. Career Opportunities helps employers design an internship or co-op plan and recruit students to fill the positions.  Jordan said establishing an internship is a lengthy process, and the fall semester is when employers should start the process for an intern the following year.VSU is moving toward having all students complete experiential learning, including an internship, volunteer opportunities, or a classroom project. “Our goal is to prepare the students to be more employable,” Jordan said. Jordan said VSU is now a “Hand Shake” campus, a national platform that connects employers across the nation with college students. Administered under the name <a href="https://www.valdosta.edu/student/student-services/career-services/blazin-careers.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">“Blazin’ Careers,” </a>the program promotes careers fairs, events, workshops, and other career-related sessions. VSU’s <a href="https://www.valdosta.edu/student/student-services/career-services/blazer-ready.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blazer Ready</a> program teaches various career readiness skills that are often described as “soft skills.” Now re-branded as “Code Red,” the program promotes volunteer opportunities and leadership qualities. <a href="https://www.valdosta.edu/student/student-services/career-services/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here</a> for more information on VSU’s Career Opportunities. Contact Carla Jordan at VSU’s Career Opportunities via email at ccjordan@valdosta.edu or phone at 229.333.5942Join us next time as we continue to promote South Georgia as a great place to live, work, play, and visit.Thanks to our sponsor Smalltown Broadcasting and WDDQ, home of the Scott James Matheson Show, where you can listen to live from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., Monday through Friday on Talk 92.1 <a href="http://talk921.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://talk921.com/</a> or through the TuneIn app <a href="https://tunein.com/radio/Talk-921" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tunein.com/radio/Talk-921</a>South Georgia Insider is produced by Spencer Van Horn, Smalltown Broadcasting.

Carla Jordan: VSU Career Opportunities

Against all odds, Carla Jordan bought this faltering venue out of bankruptcy and turned it into Denver's premier blues bar. Featuring Regional and National acts 7 nights a week. Larry &amp; David sit down with Carla and get all the juicy details.

Against all odds, Carla Jordan bought this faltering venue out of bankruptcy and turned it into Denver's premier blues bar. Featuring Regional and National acts 7 nights a week. Larry &amp; David sit down with Carla and get all the juicy details.

Ep.1 How CARLA JORDAN Rescued the Legendary Ziggie's Blues Bar