Pasco-Hernando State College Volume XII, Issue I - Spring 2018 | Page 21

harmony to the area where it is being constructed. Peace Week
festivities closed with the popular sand mandala dissolution
ceremony in which the sand is swept away and cast into a body of
water to represent the impermanence of all things. The ceremony
symbolizes the transience of life and releasing attachment to the
material world, Buddhists believe that when the sand enters the
water, the kindness and compassion of the deity disseminate into
the world to benefit all beings.
Members of the PHSC Career and Testing Services team at the West
Campus Job Fair, from left–Julia Signorini, Senior Office Assistant,
Test Administrator; Eric Theodore, Coordinator of LIFE and Career
Services; and Jackie Eden, Assistant Director of Career and
Testing Services.
In November, PHSC and CareerSource, in cooperation with
Congressman Daniel Webster, hosted Paychecks for Patriots Job
Fair at the PHSC North Campus in Brooksville for veterans or
community members looking for a job.
Students tie-dye T-shirts during the Peace Week festival.
HUNDREDS SEEK EMPLOYMENT AT PHSC
JOB FAIRS
Pasco-Hernando State College (PHSC) and CareerSource Pasco
Hernando hosted several job fairs for hundreds of job seekers. In
September, along with the Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce,
they hosted the Congressman Gus Bilirakis Job Fair at Porter
Campus at Wiregrass Ranch in Wesley Chapel where local health
care, manufacturing and other employers met with job candidates
from the community.
The West Campus in New Port Richey was host to a job and
internship fair in October where local employers with open
positions and future opportunities met prospects from the
community and PHSC students seeking employment and
internships.
PHSC staffers assist job seekers at the North Campus Paychecks for
Patriots Job Fair.
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