Sentence examples for college hiring from inspiring English sources

(There are also many examples of a college hiring a coach who has previously worked with a recruit, ostensibly to make it a more attractive destination for the player).

Indeed, 38.5% of government employers reported projected increase in college hiring.

There's a mixed picture in the Midwest, where 14.3% of employers say they intend to increase hiring, while 35.7% plan a decrease (total projected college hiring in the Midwest will fall by 3.2%).

"The biggest reason for the somewhat better outlook in the Northeast is that financial firms are indicating an interest in college hiring again this year," says Koc. "The other is that federal government agencies are one of the only sources of growth in hiring over the past two years, and we locate those agencies in the Northeast".

University president Maria Klawe has played a large role in transforming the college, hiring a greater number of female faculty, employing a more personalized recruitment process and offering compulsory introductory computer science classes, pitching the advantages of this study in various fields.

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I couldn't have done it without the help of the College's Human Resources people and the lawyers the College hired to help us.

The college hired Forbes over roughly 70 other candidates.

The college hired the company's consultant and began a major transformation over 18 months.

Credit Suisse First Boston is giving some of this spring's college hires the option of deferring their start date for one year.

Christopher Steiner, an art historian whom the college hired to direct a museum studies certificate program, replaced Mr. Shepard, and will be the interim director until next July.