Brigham Young University. Placement Bureau
administrative history
The Placement Bureau existed from 1952 to 1961 and assisted with the placement of graduates and the employment of students.
The Placement Bureau was established in 1952 as a centralized organization to work with all college deans and department chairs of the University in the placement of graduates, as well as to provide a systematic and more effective service to students who needed and desired employment while attending school. The Placement Bureau developed and expanded from a part-time employment office and services that existed previously. In 1961, the Placement Bureau changed its name to the Placement Center. B. Keith Duffin was the director (1952-1961).
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Human Resource Services records
Contains meeting minutes, correspondence, self-study reports, rosters, handbooks, and other administrative records and reports concerning Human Resource Services from 1955 to 2007.
Placement Bureau records
Contains employment recommendations for students, primarily from the department of music, by the administration and faculty. 23 items.
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