Brigham Young University. Placement Center

[The Placement Center at Brigham Young University was a campus administrative office that assisted students in find jobs after graduation. Previously known as the Placement Bureau, the Placement Center took its name in 1961. In addition to providing services to graduating students, the center was also involved in student employment and non-academic university hiring. When it was first established the center reported directly to the university administration, but after 1969 it was placed under University Personnel Services. It was transferred again in 1985 to Placement and Employment Services, before the center was renamed in 1995 as Career Placement Services.]

found: Human Resource Services records, 1952-2005(Brigham Young University, Placement Center)

found: BYU organizational history project, via WWW, Nov. 28, 2012(Placement Center; Placement Office; Campus Placement; took name in 1961, previously known as Placement Bureau; worked with colleges and departments to assist in placement of graduates; helped students find part-time employment; involved in hiring of non-academic university staff; originally reported to Administrative Assistant to the President; came under direction of University Personnel Services in 1969, later Placement and Employment Services in 1985; was renamed as Career Placement Services in 1995)

[The Placement Center at Brigham Young University was a campus administrative office that assisted students in find jobs after graduation. Previously known as the Placement Bureau, the Placement Center took its name in 1961. In addition to providing services to graduating students, the center was also involved in student employment and non-academic university hiring. When it was first established the center reported directly to the university administration, but after 1969 it was placed under University Personnel Services. It was transferred again in 1985 to Placement and Employment Services, before the center was renamed in 1995 as Career Placement Services.]