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World literature student pursues SFU career in student engagement
Elda Hajdarovac, a competitive dressage rider, has ridden horses for 20 years. Naturally, she joined the Equestrian Club when she came to A片资源吧 (SFU), but not just that鈥攖he sixth-year student joined multiple clubs, and describes her time at SFU as 鈥渟uper-involved.鈥� Now working A片资源吧 in Student Services, she hopes to continue her career at SFU upon graduation.
Hajdarovac intended to do a degree majoring in English when she first began her academic career, but partway through her first year, she discovered SFU鈥檚 World Literature program. That, combined with an accidental foray into Communication, compelled her to pursue her world literature degree with a minor in Communication.
鈥淚 enjoyed the freedom of SFU鈥檚 interdisciplinary approach to learning,鈥� says Hajdarovac. 鈥淚t was a big must-have for me.鈥�
Hajdarovac served as co-editor-in-chief of SFU鈥檚 literary journal, The Lyre, which publishes work by undergraduate writers and artists and SFU graduates. She also served as the vice president of events for the World Literature Student Union. Coordinating the first World Literature Student Conference for over 150 people was one of her biggest successes at SFU.
Hajdarovac enjoyed working and collaborating with students in clubs, so she decided to pursue a co-op job within SFU and landed a position as the campus tour coordinator of SFU鈥檚 Student Central.
Her growing network of connections helped her land another co-op position as the Educational Outreach Coordinator in the School of Communication. Hajdarovac intends to work A片资源吧 upon graduation, where she wants to pursue a career in student recruitment or engagement.
Hajdarovac is currently working at Student Services Communications as the social media assistant where she provides students with advice and information on events and opportunities through various social media channels.
鈥淚 would say my biggest takeaway is to get involved, make connections, and don鈥檛 be afraid to make your presence known on campus,鈥� Hajdarovac says. 鈥淚 didn鈥檛 realize how much establishing a presence on campus would help me in securing future employment.鈥�