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How to take student relationships from on-campus to online

You’ll meet thousands of students on-campus during the campus recruitment period this fall, have some really meaningful conversations about your organization…and then what?

It’s essential that you are able to transfer those encounters with students to ongoing engagement with you and your organization online so you can leverage those relationships throughout the year.

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How to make the most of Twitter for campus recruitment: Part 1

I know what you’re thinking: it’s 2012 and haven’t we all heard enough over the last few years about why campus recruiters should be using Twitter? Probably.

The problem is that it’s not just good enough to be on Twitter, and tweeting regularly may not be very effective either – it all depends on what you tweet and, more importantly, who you interact with.

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Conference recap: How RIM Retains More Students By Creating A Better Experience by Evan Birtch

It’s essential that students have an amazing experience every step of the way when they’re interacting with your organization, including on social media, at on-campus visits, during the application process, throughout their work terms, and even after their internships or co-op terms are over.

That’s the message Evan Birtch, Team Lead, Campus Programs at Research In Motion, brought to his fellow campus recruiters and human resources professionals at the Campus Recruitment Excellence Conference.



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Trevor Talks: Campus Recruitment

Check out this episode of Trevor Talks where Lauren Friese and Trevor Thomas, VP Digital Strategy at TMP Worldwide, discuss campus recruitment, and the different ways that todays’ students are looking for jobs.




Key takeaways:

  • Social media is important but employers need a wider reach
  • Most students start with a specific Google search like “entry level jobs Toronto”
  • Students are most likely to click on is a true destation site – a site dedicated to exactly the kind of information they are looking for
  • The power of the web is a major win for both employers and students – employers can maintain a 24 hour a day presence
  • Face-to-face interactions are still the best way to connect with students, but it’s not always practical for students and employers
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