Registration now open for The Placement Exchange: Chicago '10

 Join us March 3-7, 2010 and see why The Placement Exchange is
the place for student affairs job placement.

 Why do you need to be a part of The Placement Exchange: Chicago '10? 

• A large, comfortable interview space.
• The chance to personalize and upgrade your area.
• An exciting and vibrant host city.
• And much more.

Last year we introduced The Placement Exchange to a rousing success. More than 10,500 interviews were given to almost 1,100 candidates. Higher education employers trusted The Placement Exchange as the place to discover the widest range of qualified candidates. And those job candidates found almost 1,000 jobs in 22 different job categories, posted at The Placement Exchange. 

Today, more than ever, your staff is your most valuable resource. Be sure to join us in Chicago on March 3-7, 2010 and find the candidates you need to strengthen your organization. Registration is now open at The Placement Exchange website. (NACA members, use your NACA ID when registering for The Placement Exchange. To do this, log into the NACA website, click on "Membership" in the top navigation, and then click on "My Membership" to view your ID.)

Plus, don't forget that The Placement Exchange is a year-round benefit. Our robust Web site is home to valuable information resources and more than 5,000 employer and candidate profiles along with an ever-growing list of job postings. It’s the place to post – as well as search for – your student affairs job position.

We will see you in Chicago, March 3-7, 2010 

The Placement Exchange launches careers! 

“I attended The Placement Exchange and had a great experience. I loved the on-line service, newsletter, and information that was sent prior to the conference. I found two great roommates on the website and set-up numerous interviews. I made a lot of connections at the conference and had several interviews.  I met my first choice at the conference and would probably not have known to pursue them if they had not been there. Thank you Placement Exchange and all the involved partners. Thank you thank you, thank you!”  --- Amy Garrison; Coordinator of Student Organizations; Georgetown University Law Center 

The Placement Exchange helps your campus grow!   

"The entire experience left me feeling energized, rejuvenated, inspired, and feeling extremely fortunate to be working in Student Affairs."  -- Debra Y. Griffith; Director, Student Conduct and Ethical Development; San Jose State University. 

Watch for more news about online resources and updates about The Placement Exchange: Chicago '10 on our Web site at www.ThePlacementExchange.org and we will see you in Chicago March 3-7, 2010.