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The Miami Times
Miami, Dade County, Florida
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WCKT (channel 7) launches 'Career Clinic,' a University of Miami public service TV series for high school students and parents on career choices and college benefits, starting Feb. 10, 1 p.m., with panels featuring experts and students. Schedule covers engineering, nursing, journalism, etc.
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WCKT, channel 7, launches a new weekly public service series under the auspices of the University of Miami, titled "Career Clinic," commencing Sunday, Feb. 10 at 1 p.m.
The program directed to high school students and their parents, deal with the value and effects of a college education on the youth of America. By means of panel discussions and visual illustrations, "Career Clinic" will help youth select the field of his choice and demonstrate how his potentialities can be developed and enhanced by college training.
Each program will include persons representing: high school students interested in deciding on a career, University professors in the field, an undergraduate student in the field, and a graduate who has succeeded in the field.
Peter Vander Linden, vocational guidance counsellor at the University of Miami Guidance Clinic will preside.
The following is a schedule of the various subjects to be featured on the program.
February 10 Engineering February 17-Nursing February 24-Journalism March 3-Accounting March 10 Music March 17-Medicine March 24-Education March 31-Law April 7-Physics
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WCKT channel 7 launches weekly public service series 'Career Clinic' under University of Miami, starting Feb. 10 at 1 p.m., aimed at high school students and parents. Features panel discussions on college education's value, career selection, and development through college training. Includes high school students, university professors, undergraduates, and successful graduates. Presided by Peter Vander Linden. Schedule: Feb. 10 Engineering, Feb. 17 Nursing, Feb. 24 Journalism, March 3 Accounting, March 10 Music, March 17 Medicine, March 24 Education, March 31 Law, April 7 Physics.