From The Editor: Job Hunt issue

Hannah Theodore Opinion February 21, 2025

Dear readers,

Welcome to the annual Job Hunt issue of Interrobang.

We use this issue to highlight the trials and tribulations of job searching as college students. Many of you will be in the midst of your final semester at Fanshawe right now and are likely starting to plan for the next step in your lives and careers. Maybe you’re exploring co-ops or apprenticeships or internships. Whatever you’ve got going on, now is the time to seize every opportunity and prepare for whatever life throws your way.

Fanshawe College logos are shown. One person is listening to another person speak. Text states: access respectful, flexible, and personalized employment and job readiness services.

This issue also coincides with the beginning of the Fanshawe Student Union (FSU) Election season. This year’s ballot is stacked with 12 candidates running for the FSU Board of Directors and seven candidates running for FSU President. I encourage you all to take the time to get to know your candidates and remember to vote through FanshaweOnline (FoL), beginning March 2. You have a voice, and engaging in student politics is an amazing way to get involved with issues that matter in your community while also ensuring that your needs are being met by your student union.

If you are a resident of Ontario, you’ll also soon be getting ready to cast your vote in the upcoming provincial election. It truly is the season of choice, and I encourage you to exercise your right to vote!

Sincerely,

Hannah Theodore (she/her)

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