Ms. Garner is responsible for courting community groups to recruit applicants for jobs.
Spergel, the astronomer, who has tenure at Princeton (and was the runner-up in its most recent selection of a president), immediately began recruiting applicants for a division of twenty people.
The defendants, the indictment says, would recruit applicants — many of them from Brighton Beach, Brooklyn — through Russian-language newspapers, offering help to people applying for compensation from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
For example, the department now actively recruits applicants who speak foreign languages, is overhauling promotion rules in a way that could advance more minority officers, and recruits only city residents, which provides a proportionally more diverse group of applicants than if it accepted suburban residents, too.
We sought to study the unique characteristics of applicants to that position and to describe the selection process with hopes to stimulate additional studies about the unique challenges of recruiting applicants into advanced standing positions.
Stevens worked for a year and a half at the admissions office at an elite liberal arts college, traveling to high schools mainly in the Western U.S. and the East Coast to recruit applicants.
Members of The Base have made it clear they're recruiting applicants with military and explosives backgrounds.
Universities that offer the best teaching arrangements and facilities – and can demonstrate that their graduates are successful – will themselves be more successful at recruiting applicants.
In addition, the prospect of landing satisfactory jobs upon graduation for students in 7-year programs is much brighter, as most hospitals in big cities in China today recruit applicants with at least master degrees.
The Census Bureau had planned on recruiting 700,000 applicants by April for address canvassing.
