To be quite honest, the librarian’s life story was more
intriguing than the actual structure of the library. Who lives in different
parts of England every other year in their childhood?! I sure wish I could do
that. I want to be able to wake up one
morning, go on a run by the Santa Barbara coast, and finally arrive to a
revelation of what I want to do for the rest of my life. It wasn’t anything
random either – she had surrounded her life around books since she was a little
girl. For her, it seems like reading was an underlying passion that was became
a conditioned routine in her life – she didn’t even realize how much reading
and the art of literature was integrated in her life.
Going to the career counseling office truly instilled in me
a great happiness about going to UCSB. Even though there are so many
stereotypes about going to a big public school and how a student doesn’t get
enough attention – SO NOT TRUE! There are so many resources just in this office
that made me feel so much more comfortable with my decision to go to UCSB and
my future to come. They provided flyers on almost every major and the popular
career choices students make when graduating with that major. What I also loved
was that the advisor gave each of us a career manual that listed information
ranging from how to write resumes to interviewing for jobs. Not only did I
learn about the great opportunities I have to get jobs or internships through Gaucholink but I also learned about what
awesome of a school I go to – DUH!
I love this post because I agree with everything you've said!!! Our librarian has the coolest background/childhood ever. Thus, believe her passion for books makes us lucky to have her as our librarian. I also liked the career counseling office like you. I'm pretty sure we both grabbed like 930439 different flyers haha! But, hey, that's okay because they're so helpful.
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