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WVU kiosks perform job hunting for students
April 20, 2008
TMCnet: For WVU students, finding a job will soon be as easy as swiping an ID card. New computer kiosks that will be installed around campus promise better access to job postings and internships, said David Durham, director of the WVU Career Services Center. Students will be able to put an ID card into the machine, and it will list all of the jobs that relate to their major and program year. The university bought 10 kiosks with a total of $40,000 donated by a private donor, Durham said. They are scheduled to be up and running by fall. The kiosks will be located in high-traffic areas, such as the Mountainlair, the Student Recreation Center, libraries and certain departments.
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