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The Institute actively supports the understanding of today's students and their transition through college and into their early career. Staff makes presentations at professional meetings and work with faculty, staff and students on campus throughout the country. If you would like the Institute to work with your faculty, staff and students, please contact us to make arrangements. This year the Institute will be present at these locations/venues.

2006

January 20	Michigan State Executive Group (Capital)
January 23	Iowa Beer & Wine Distributors (DesMoines)
January 25	Society of Engineering Education (San Antonio)
February 15	College of St. Norbert
March 2-3	College of DuPage
March 30	Teacher Forum (Schoolcraft College)
April 6-7	Minnesota ACE
April 13-22	South Africa Co-op
May 3	Greater Grand Rapids Business Association
May 10	MSU Eli Broad Alumni Presentation (Chicago)
May 15-16	Wisconsin ACE
June 7	Grand Valley State MI Access
June ?	Cooperative Education Institute
August 6-8	EAce (Norfold VA)
November 17	Recruiting Trends conference (Chicago)
December 6	Recruiting Trends RMace (Seattle)

Collegiate Employment Research Institute
113 Student Services
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824
Career Services Network

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	We are often asked what the staff is reading or has grabbed our attention, as we develop our research or try to set our results in context. So if you are up to a good read (maybe not) you may want to peruse the list. Over time we will back track to add our favorites. You can also add your favorites by sending us recommendations for inclusion. We have rated the sources we add – just like the movies

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	Interesting and varied topics are tracked in order to gain insight into our students and the world they will soon enter. Some topics pertain to features of the economy or labor market that will affect new college graduates, such as the slowdown in retirement of the baby boomers or the increase in outsourcing key jobs overseas; others cover generational or social phenomena that influence the behavior of college students and recent graduates, such as the formation of urban tribes, the creative class, or impact of depression. We will continue to update these topics as we obtain new information. We will also be adding topics as we pull information out of our files. If you have information you wish to add to any of these topics or you want to suggest a topic, please contact us.

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