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Carroll College Career & Testing Services


1601 North Benton Avenue
Borromeo Hall East

Helena, MT 59625

(406) 447-5532 (main office)
(406) 447-4533 (fax)


 
Hours: We are open Monday-Friday from 9:00-5:00 during the academic year. Closed one hour at mid-day for the lunch break. Career and Testing Services welcomes walk-in traffic and students may use the resources in the Career Resource Library at any time.

Rosalie Walsh, Director of Career & Testing Services

RosieDuring Rosie's tenure at Carroll, she has worked in Residence Life as well as in the Counseling Center, and she formed the current Career and Testing Services department that offers the full range of career development and job search services for students that exists today.

Rosie currently is a doctoral candidate at the University of Montana and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. She also is a Nationally Certified Career Counselor.

She is the first Montanan to receive the Association of Computer Based-Systems for Career Information's national certificate of merit for promoting the use of computer and Internet programs. In 2004, she was honored with the National Career Practitioner of the Year Award by the National Career Development Association. Additionally, she received the "Woman of the Year" Award from the Soroptimists International Organization.

Rosie has served on several governing and advisory boards in the Helena community, including Career Training Institute, Montana Career Information System, Exploring Your Horizons Career Conferences, and Spring Meadow Resources Program for Developmentally Disabled persons. She currently serves on the Governor’s Quality Assurance Council for Developmental Disabilities and the statewide D.D. Mortality Review Committee.

Rosie holds several workshops throughout each semester for Carroll students addressing a wide range of career development topics, including professional job interviewing, writing winning resumes, planning a successful job hunt, applying to graduate school, how to land your ideal internship, and much more. She frequently is invited into many classes by Carroll College faculty members as a guest lecturer.

Additionally, Rosie teaches a one-credit career development and life planning class (LAS 185) each semester to freshmen and sophomore students who need some guidance in selecting an academic major and making long-range career plans. Also, she is available to help students individually develop their resumes, cover letters, and interviewing skills or to help students determine career direction.

Employers who wish to establish an internship with Carroll College students, and students who need to make an appointment may call her direct line (447-5530) or e-mail her at .

Work Study Students

Cherry

Cherry Tomsheck, Career Services Assistant
Cherry is responsible for job/internship postings on the online job boards, for assisting in setting up and sending out Teacher Credential files, and is the editor of the monthly online publication, Career Times. She is also responsible for assisting in the upkeep of the Career Services website.  Please contact Cherry if you have any questions regarding job postings or credential files, have a news article or factoid you would like to see in the next edition of Career Times, or have run across a problem in the website you would like to see fixed.  She can be contacted on the career office main line (447-5532) or by e-mail at . Subject line: ATTN: Cherry.



Dana Friede
Dana assists students who come in to research career options, begin the process of applying to graduate school, or begin looking for their first professional job after college. Dana is also responsible for scheduling and administering CLEP tests. She may be reached at the career office main line (447-5532) or by e-mail at . Subject line: ATTN: Dana.

Dana


Stan

Stan McLenna
Stan is responsible for maintaining the extensive Career Resource Library bibliography, including our publications, videotapes, and online resources. Stan assists students who come in to research career options, begin the process of applying to graduate school, or begin looking for their first professional job after college.

Stan knows a lot about technology and enjoys sharing his knowlege at career forums and occasionally assists the director in giving presentations on helpful technological tools to use in the career development process. He may be reached at the career office main line (447-5532)) or by e-mail at . Subject line: ATTN: Stan.