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U.S. Department of Education Issues Proposed Changes to FERPA

On March 24, 2008, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) issued proposed changes to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). and is accepting comments through May 8.

How Young Professionals Find International Jobs

Learn an effective international job-search strategy by analyzing and dispelling the myths and misconceptions associated with finding professional international work.

Interviewing and Hiring International Students

U.S. immigration and employment laws appear to impose conflicting rules on employers and career services practitioners regarding interviewing international students in F-1 or J-1 status. Get a clarification of these laws.

Friday, May 09, 2008

NACE Annual Conference

Conference Blog: Have you considered this? Attendees as catalysts for content sharing and meaningful change in their own organizations.

Plus: What's so green about this year's annual conference? A lot of things, says blogger Nancy Mikkelsen. Online session evaluation forms available through NACE-sponsored wireless Internet eliminates single-use and wasted paper.

Through Comedy and Commentary, Nancy Giles Hopes to Change People’s Perceptions
Giles is a comedian, actress, and commentator blessed with a generous blend of wit and pragmatism, in equal parts. She will be a keynote speaker at NACE's 2008 Annual Conference.

Author Daniel Pink advises all people to find a vocation that is interesting to them. Read more of what he has to say inSpotlight Online. He will be a keynote speaker at NACE's 2008 Annual Conference.

Online Planner: Plan your schedule at the 2008 Annual Conference with an online program.

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Interviewing and Hiring International Students
Laws that apply to interviewing and hiring international students, and practical tips for complying with those laws.

Handling Improper Interview Questions
Improper interview questions that employers should be aware of and methods that students can use to handle them. Read this article in the NACE Journal.

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