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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1982)
p E K A L A M 0 s Super Sleuth #1: Win a $2 Typing Rebate It Your Name is Here! G P I N Y C A R T Find your name? Circle it, then call us at 343-2180 OR: circle 10 names and we ll give you a $1 rebate Step Dne/ associates 343-2180 (Next week Look for astrology signs and today s answers') -tTTin-attar uprii ll/Ji'K CRISIS TYPING'* f •when it won 't wart until Wednesday') PICA/SCM electric 82 pg ds. UO delivery tree cur awn* Who draws the recruiters? University’s top students with the ‘right’ majors By FRANK SHAW Corporate recruiters are propelled across the country in the search for the best and the brightest that schools have to offer. Why do companies choose to come to the University? Recruiters and Larry Smith, Director of the University’s Career Planning and Placement Office agree on the answer The University has the "right" students and programs — the best and the brightest "Companies come to Oregon because we have excellent academic programs and bec ause the level of the students is generally high,” Smith says Randy Massengale, a college recruiter for Tektronix, stressed the University's strong com puter science department as one of the key reasons Tektron ix recruits here "Overall, we like to hire students from the University because they are usually from the Northwest and they want to stay here," he says Massengale says Tektronix comes to Eugene primarily for three types of graduates: com puter science majors, students in hard sciences such as chemistry or biology and the students with the much-herald ed Masters of Business Admin istration The company recruits for MBA’s at only two schools, Massengale says, the University and the University of Washing ton. Tektronix hires five to ten University students per year, depending on the company's needs, he says. Eileen Snider, recruiting dir ector for Intel Corporation in Portland, says her company comes to the University primari ly for computer science majors and business majors, too "In the last four years we've hired 25 people from the University," she says. "They've been located in Arizona, California and Oregon, but mostly in Oregon, because that's where they want to stay " The major most frequently requested by companies com ing to the Univerisity is busi ness, with 43 requests, or 13 percent of the total requests, according to placement office figures. me nexi must pupuuai majw is accounting, with 12 percent of the total Marketing and computer science were next in line with eight and seven per cent of the companies request ing them, respectively. Liberal arts majors accounted for only four percent of majors requested The breakdown is little differ ent in the numbers of employers who came to the University Twenty-six employers, or 16 percent of those who came to the University, represented consumer products. Education, library and research were the second most frequent category of employers who came to the University, with 16 percent of the total Electronics and tech nical employers were the only other group above ten percent. The highest number of posi tions available in companies which recruit at the Univeristy was in personnel management, with 20 percent of the total Next came marketing sales with 17 percent and accountants with 15 percent Architects, artists and plan ners shared last place with only one position each. Revised and Cntid'gi' mi '%?. Featuring “ The Quick Job-Hunting Map ‘if V ji pnihfor, mt* tcc’" | PfTtr« What Color Is Your Parachute? Richard Nelson Holies Advanced Version The Quick Job-Hunting Map A fast way to help For the undecided college student or the housewife going hock to work, or the mid-career changer, or the man or woman whose job has been terminated, or anyone else facing obstacles in the job hunt Richard N. Bolles author of What Color is Your Parachub Page 2 Section B Richard Lathrop FINISH UP YOUR DEGREE Come up and check out our career planning books. Upstairs in general books. 1 Jth A KMW»K1 Mon f M f 30 S 30 S*t tO 00-3 00 (Wtn«n«l Rook* Mt-3110 Guess who’s coming to the Career Plannnmg and Placement Center November 18 U S Federal Bureau ot Investigation U S Central Intelligence Agency 17 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 18 Bishop Hawk U S Naval Oceans Systems Center 18 Graduate School ot Administration, University ot California, Davis U S Marine Corps 22 Uni-Lab Corporation 30 U S Marine Corps December 8 U S Marine Corps 7 U S Marine Corps VicUo-Cinema CcnUr N E M A I Prnaats IkANO KW SUKMMCO tBHOW M i ime Mrs Starring Robert Ryan CeF satire 111 TMrS Mm Starring Orson Wells Joseph Gotten Showing 10 a m., 1 8 * p m *? • With student I D *1 XXX Rated Starnng Deslrree Couatea Co-Starring Serena Cbm WIM Ha My Ism Starring Ursula Austin Co-Starring Jeftory Hurst Call tor times Adm $5 00 Ns Mm rial »C»i 8 eavtss 1049 Willsimette 342-1616 Recruiting visits Want an interview? Take your pick 8-12 U S Navy Recruiting district 9 US Marine Corps 14 California Western School of Law January 18 Meier & Frank Champion International 19 Tektronix. Inc Meier & Frank 20 S C Johnson & Son. Inc 21 US Marine Corps 26 Hewlett Packard. Inc February 1 McDonnell Douglas Corporation 2 U S Marine Corps S C Johnson & Son. Inc Crown Zellerbach Frederick 8 Nelson 3 U S Marine Corps S C Johnson & Son, Inc U S Naval Oceans Systems Center Fredenck & Nelson 4 Humana, Inc 7 Intel Corporation 6 Eastman Kodak Company Intel Corporation 9 Eastman Kodak Company 10 Upjohn Company American Microsystems, Inc 11 Bon Marche 14 Uni-lab Corporation Monterey Institute ot Internet I Studios 11 New York l ite Insurance Company Caterpillar Company 16 US Marine Corps Seattle First Bank 17 U S Marine Corps Xerox Corporation 18 Umon Pacific Corporation 21-22 U S Navy Recruiting district Pacific Das 6 Electric 23 Proetoi A Gamble Distributing Co NCR Corporation 24 Proctor A Gamble Distributing Co Floating Point Systems. Inc Hams Corporation 28 Carnation Boise Cascade Corporation DIM SIM Every Sunday 11 am 3 pm. Today for lunch: Pork Chow Mein and Fried Mushroom# Each dish individually prepared $2 10 Just one of several combinations and prices CHINA BLUE Restaurant 879 K.13th • 343-2832 Try us for dinner, too. rrrp I CL^zJ CZ^ZJ CZ7-.J CZ^li C^Z. Thursday, November 18,1982
