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Dear Student,
>
>For the past fifteen years, our college recruitment conference program has
>helped thousands of college students interview, receive offers and obtain
jobs
>with hundreds of the nation's best companies. Our Careers 2001 Conferences
>give graduating seniors, and sophomores and juniors, the opportunity to
>meet and interview with a large number of outstanding employers in one
>place, at one time. The opportunity for students, especially in your
>field, is great.
>
>Careers 2001 will be held at the following locations:
>New York City on January 5
>Atlanta on January 15
>Chicago on January 26 and
>Washington, D.C. on February 2
>
>First of all, there is absolutely no charge for students to attend the
>Conferences. However, attendance is by invitation only. Therefore, not only
>is Careers 2001 a select event, but companies are pre-sold on the
>credentials of attending students, and reserve job openings to be filled at
>the Conferences by those students.
>
>Some of the nation's top employers recruiting Computer Science, IT, and
>Engineering students that have already signed up early to attend
>our events include ACNielsen BASES, The Vanguard Group, Wachovia Corp.,
>Travelers Insurance, TTC, Trans Union, AT&T, Bear Stearns, Computer
>Associates, Discover Financial Services, Fidelity Investments, GE Capital,
>ILX Systems, LTV Steel, Lexmark, Teksystems, TD Waterhouse, Maxim Group,
>M&T Bank, the NSA, NEON, New York Life Insurance Co., Northwestern Mutual
>Life, Onsite Companies, PaineWebber, Pimco Funds/Oppenheimer Capital,
>PricewaterhouseCoopers, State Farm Insurance, Lucent Technologies, Lutron
>Electronics, Defense Information Systems, Honda, Morgan Stanley, Agilent
>Technologies, and many more
>
>Every single company that participates in our conferences has job
>openings to fill specifically with the students that attend Careers 2001.
>It also allows you and your classmates to see employers that you may not
see
>through on-campus recruiting.  Careers 2001 can allow you and your
>classmates to have more CHOICES, get more OFFERS and help you find the JOB
>you want all in just one day.
>
>To be considered for an invitation, interested students can apply on-line
at
>http://www.careerconferences.com/c2001.html .
>
>As we have done in past years, we will make every possible effort to aid
>you and your classmates in attending Careers 2001 (perhaps if a group of
your
>members is large enough, help defray transportation expenses) and we are
>willing to work with you in any way we can to inform your classmates of
this
>opportunity. While we would greatly appreciate your help in publicizing our
>conferences, if you are unable to assist us in this process, it would be
>helpful if you could provide us with another contact person who may be able
>to better reach out to your classmates.
>
>Lastly, if it makes it easier to collect the resumes of your classmates'
>and submit them at once, I will be more than happy to help you
>coordinate the shipping of the materials, and contact you with the students
>who have been invited.
>
>If you have any questions please feel free to email me. I really look
>forward to the possibility of working with you, and seeing you and your
>fellow students members at Careers 2001.
>
>Ryan Muir
>Recruitment Coordinator
>Career Conferences of America, Inc.
>Ryan@careerconferences.com