> Microsoft is interested in recruiting college students for 
> internships and employment opportunities in a variety of locations 
> across the United States.  For more information on internships, 
> scholarships, campus recruiting events and employment opportunities 
> check out Microsoft's college recruitment website at: 
> www.microsoft.com/college. The website provides a great overview of 
> the company including the corporate culture, employment 
> opportunities, benefits, how to apply for positions, the interview 
> process and profiles of current employees who were hired through the 
> college recruitment program. There is an interactive map of the 
> United States that allows you to obtain the dates and other 
> information about Microsoft's college recruiting events that are 
> taking place in your area. There is also information on scholarship 
> opportunities for people who are interested in the field of computer 
> science.
> 
> Thanks to Microsoft and Washington VR for sharing this information!
> 
>         Kathy
> 
> 
> Kathleen West-Evans, MPA, CRC
> Director of Business Relations
> Council of State Administrators of Vocational Rehabilitation
> 206.999.9455
> 866.322.4434 (fax)
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> Website: www.rehabnetwork.org
> 
> 
> David Andrews and white cane Harry.
> 
> 
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