Need some one to look after your work Jackie's here to help

Hello today we have interviewed Jackie, and it's a apart of "We've Got Our I's On Careers."  Jackie is a Associate Director Of Student Media At Clemson University. Here are some things I have learned from Jackie.

   

      Jackie likes working with college students. She said that the students are fun and interesting. She said they are intresting because they are learning about themselves. Jackie said her inspiration was Scott to become a journalist. He inspired her because he helped her get to where she is now. Part of her job is to critique the students work in the newspaper. Critique means to review other peoples work. Jackie said reviewing your work is very important some times your first idea is not always your best idea. She said to make sure all of your facts are correct. When she works four people have to check her work. She said when ever you publish something that is incorrect, it's hard to get it back and your reputation can be damaged. You could even be sued. It's really really important that you triple check your work before you publish it. Her advice for her students was to reread there work and ask themselves how do you know it. Jackie thinks we should get a mentor.  Because a mentor could help keep you going in the right path. Well I will like to say thanks to Jackie for taking her time and letting us interview her. Stay tuned till next time!

  

Behind the idea of a pharmacist with Samantha

This is my ninth blog, and it is a part of "We've Got Our Eyes On Careers." It is with a pharmacist named Samantha.  Here is what I learned.

         Samantha went to school at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. Thats where she earned doctor of pharmacy that is a graduate degree. She had to take specific classes in biology and medical science to join the school of Pharmacy. Her job is like a safety officer. Nurses and doctors call her, and then she picks the right and safe medicine. She also tells the nurses the safe mixture of different types of medicine. So the patients become safe and healthy again. Every medication in the hospital is her responsibility. Her first job of the day is to check and make sure the medicine that's in the technicians is correct. Her advice is for my class is to remember to ask for help when you need it. Thank you for viewing my blog. I hope you learned something new stay tuned!