Kali Conley

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Unemployment remains high, and that's reason for many seniors to be concerned. They're about to graduate, and they fear they won't be able to find a job.
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But that's not true for everyone. Some students are in fields where there's heavy demand, and recruiters are eager to employ them. Others find an opening through internships. Kali Conley joins us now in the studio to tell us about a student who already has a job lined up. Kali ...

LIVE: Thanks ___. Yes, a lot of seniors are anxious about launching their careers. After four or more years in college, they feel they're ready for the next step. Kolten Parker is one of those students.

PKG: Parker's major is journalism. He's done the usual coursework that all Texas State students are expected to handle, and he's been a reporter for The University Star. Parker, though, says a big break for him came when he got an internship with the Austin bureau of the San Antonio Express News.
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Parker has had the opportunity to cover a wide variety of stories while working at Express News.
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Texas State offers a wide range of resources students can use to prepare themselves for life after college. Career Services offers meetings to help students with their resumes, along with hosting several internship and job fairs each semester.
Parker says getting an internship is vital for students hoping to succeed after college.
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LIVE: Graduation can be a hectic time, but with the right preparation students can make their transition to the working world easier and less stressful. Kolten Parker seems ready for that transition. Back to you, _________.