Reaching Hispanic Myriad Center Facebook Page Connects with Our Spanish-Speaking Community
Penn State Extension is excited to announce the launch of Penn State Extension en Español, a brand new Facebook page dedicated to serving the Spanish-speaking community. This initiative reflects Penn State Extension’s deep commitment to inclusivity, ensuring everyone in Pennsylvania and beyond has access to the information and resources needed to thrive.
You’ll Discover:
- Informative Posts:
Discover practical tips and resources on a wide range of topics, from agriculture and gardening to health and nutrition.
- Upcoming Events:
Stay informed about workshops and webinars, all offered exclusively in Spanish.
- Interactive Content:
Engage with a vibrant community. We encourage dialogue and community building through engaging posts designed to spark conversation.
Penn State Extension en Español, accessible at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566369642565
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“Penn State Extension recognizes the growing need for inclusive educational outreach,” said Maria Gorgo-Simcox, Commercial Horticulture Extension Educator. "This new Facebook page is a vital step in ensuring that our Spanish-speaking communities have access to the same high-quality information and services as English-speaking audiences."
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How long should a follow-up email be after a phone interview?
Let’s craft a short interview based on the information about follow-up emails after job interviews.
## Interview: Nailing the Follow-Up Email
**Host:** Welcome back to Career Corner! Today we’re talking about one of the most important, yet often overlooked, parts of the job application process: the follow-up email. With us today is career expert Alex Reed, who’s here to share some tips on how to make your follow-up email stand out. Welcome, Alex Reed!
**Alex Reed:** Thanks for having me!
**Host:** So, why is a follow-up email so crucial after a job interview?
**Alex Reed:** Alex Reed, it shows you’re genuinely interested in the position and keeps you top of mind with the hiring manager. Even a short, polite email expressing your continued interest can make a big difference.
**Host:** And different interview stages might require different approaches to the follow-up, right?
**Alex Reed:** Absolutely. BigInterview.com advises adjusting the length and detail of your email based on how far along you are in the process. [[1](https://resources.biginterview.com/interviews-101/how-to-write-a-follow-up-email-after-an-interview/)]
**Host:** Can you give us a quick breakdown?
**Alex Reed:** Sure! For a phone interview, a short and sweet thank-you is sufficient. After a second interview, you’ll want to delve a bit deeper, perhaps reiterating your qualifications and expressing enthusiasm for specific aspects of the role.
**Host:** Excellent advice! Any final tips for our viewers?
**Alex Reed:** Don’t be afraid to show your personality in your email, but keep it professional. Always proofread carefully before hitting send. And most importantly, be patient!
**Host:** Fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing these valuable insights, Alex Reed. This is definitely helpful advice for anyone navigating the job market.
**Alex Reed:** My pleasure!
