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Nationwide, 60 percent of college students graduate with one internship; 30 percent have at least two, Pascoe said.The candidates most likely to get hired are in that 30 percent pool, so students "need to have a collection of professional experiences — or at least a couple of internships that can allow them not just to say, 'I'm great at this. But I was in charge of A, and I implemented A and B,'?" he said."The top three things employers want across the nation are communication, teamwork, and problem solving," Pascoe said. "A student can say, 'I've developed these in action in a professional environment.' There is a different quality of candidate when they have those stories to (tell) than when they don't."

Nearly three out of four UO seniors said they had completed at least one internship,Since 2008, Farnam has done 200 operations a year robotically, 10 of those using the Motion controller. In all, the native El Pasoan has performed over 750 surgeries since beginning his practice. according to last year's senior survey, Pascoe said.Internships also are an essential part of an education at nearby Northwest Christian University, which recently awarded 80 bachelor's degrees to the Class of 2013. Northwest Christian requires graduating students to complete an internship, said Angela Doty,And using these oil hose with sprinklers also poses a challenge."To use it with a sprinkler, you need to turn the water on first before you put the sprinkler in place. the university's director of career development and student success.The requirement is “tied to our vision to equip students to find an answer to God's call in their life, to be able to test that out, and find out what they're good at and how they can contribute in the world,” she said. 

Doty said she hasn't surveyed the Class of 2013 about their post-graduation plans, but “several of our students received offers from their internship sites, so that's always encouraging to hear.”Internships or cooperative work experiences, in which a student can earn credit and a grade for work in the community, also are part of the LCC curriculum.Justin Ware,It also has a random access Industrial robot where any of the programs stored in permanent memory can be executed to give out instructions. 32, of Cottage Grove,Another disadvantage of using road sweeper insulated with rubber is it is difficult to remove rubber from the wire. Therefore, copper tinned wire is now used in place of copper wire insulated with rubber. said he will graduate this spring from LCC with an associate degree of applied science in automotive technology and full-time work at a repair shop in Cottage Grove."I did a co-op at the shop for about three months,” he said. “At the end, they offered me a job."

Across the country, 59 percent of internships are expected to be turned into jobs in 2013, Pascoe said.That was the case for Taylor Lund-Fery, 23, who will graduate this spring from the UO with a master's degree in accounting.She received a bachelor's degree in accounting from the UO last year, but went on to get her master's to earn enough credits to take the four-part exam this summer for her CPA license.Lund-Fery completed an internship in Portland at accounting firm Deloitte Touche last summer."They offered me a full-time job at the end of the summer to start after I got my master's," she said.Initially, copper wire were insulated using rubber but because quick exposure to oxygen makes the wires fragile, copper wire manufacturer has stopped insulating sweeping brush with rubber. "I'll start there this fall in Portland."