Dr Don Lubach's speech + Opinions on Library

 Dr Don Lubach gave a compelling speech in an attempt to rally as many aspiring actors and hidden actors as he could , he did a brilliant job if i say so my self. The first speaker to use no powerpoint aid to draw the attention of the crowd , he seemed to prove his actor qualities by simply being seated alone in the chair. This appeared to me as a great way to promote the qualities that one could pick up as an actor , let alone what he said we could achieve afterwards. He began his speech by talking a little about himself and his background ; intresting facts like New York being  his true home and graduating from Princeton drew the crowds attention. I liked the fact that he too is a city man and said that he is very greatful that he lived in the city from his early 20s through to his 30s as I was born in London I couldnt have agreed more. After his background he began to talk about the offers avaliable to aspiring actors such as the BFA and the Theatre classes . The BFA is a three year program where students study and eclectic mix of all sorts of theatre jobs and crafts.We also managed to visit the library services , very early in where we learned how to cite and use the ask a librarian service which i thought was very useful. We also learned that 'The library' consisted of multiple smaller libraries dotted around the building varying from subject to subject. I still know my favourite days at the library are going to be tuesdays for massage reasons.

My thoughts on the career counceling and Librarians Lecture

So far everything i have come across in UCSB has not failed to amaze me, from the sheer depth of opportunities in Careers to the quantity of books in the Library.The career counseling service was a great way to inform me of all the opportunities i had through my Financial Mathematics major. One of which that caught my eye was internships at Commerce Capital Group (Investment banking) which could be obtained even in Sophomore year. There are also finance opportunities in Intel and Apple which sound like an awesome way to boost your resume and still enjoy your summer. The librarian's lecture was an interesting lecture which managed to give me a good idea of what life is like as a librarian , the various qualifications required to become a librarian and even touched on the social interpretations of a librarian. The thing i liked about the lecture the most is the fact that they enlightened me for FREE MASSAGES EVERY TUESDAY!  That was an awesome announcement to make at an int95 lecture keep it up! Well for one i learned i must if any thing cite my pages because "its a really good habit to get into" .

Majors and Minors Fair

The education  abroad program in my opinion is awesome simply because that I think could be very useful for my life by diversifying my  knowledge of different places cultures and ideals   across the globe including like Japan, China and Brazil. I would like to learn about East Asian languages  because of its  various applications  across the  extremely interesting and they have a lot of intriguing foods which look mouth watering to eat even then visual appearance is appealing.  Not only does one get to learn the language and experience the cuisine but you also get to be taught within the country and experience the education system which I thought would be a great way to broaden my knowledge of the world.

As a financial mathematics major having the opportunity to speak to the math department was very eye opening in terms of the doors opened to you as a statistical and technical subject. Government jobs and financial jobs are all plausible options  once one studies mathematics.

Lastly the economics department,  which my own major works closely with was equally enlightening. There is an eclectic mix of subjects studied within economics.  from management to accounting and finance.