Sentence examples for campus hiring from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Christ released the following message regarding campus hiring diversity efforts on April 2.

Blane Ruschak, national director of campus recruiting for KPMG, for example, said that while campus hiring for 2001 and 2002 remained "pretty flat," at about 200 people in the New York metropolitan area, the firm expects the number to be "slightly up" for 2003.

Master's and Ph.D.s now represent about 60 percent of Agilent's campus hiring population in the US.

He directs campus hiring for the London-based accounting and consulting giant, which has 140,000 employees worldwide.

An analysis of Cortland campus hiring patterns, spanning the period of 1991-2005, reported a 3.1percentt increase in full-time, tenure track faculty, a 23.8percentt increase in administrators, and a 70percentt increase in directors and staff.

Some also toiled on campus, hired from students and other wealthy people.

We will not be extending any campus offers his year due to the significant reduction in the number of campus hires required by offices".

At the four campuses with the largest numbers of postdocs, that "we" includes the two new staff members, one in payroll and one in benefits, that each campus hired specifically to deal with postdoc insurance.

Comparative literature or art history majors shouldn't be discouraged by the list of preferred majors, says Dan Black, immediate past president of NACE's board and leader of Americas recruiting for accounting and professional services giant EY, which is making 9,000 campus hires this spring, including 4,000 interns.

The company also released a new version of its flagship Recruiter platform for Talent Solutions customers and also launched CheckIn, which "enables student members to engage with recruiters at on-campus hiring events".

The way things are, Infosys doesn't make any capital investments for its clients, except in raising campuses, hiring and training people.