If the employer who plans to come to
Teachers College will notify the Bureau
in advance, it will arrange interviews for
him with candidates, Bureau executives,
and faculty members. He need not con-
fine his attention to candidates recom-
mended by Bureau executives and facul-
ty members. He may inspect the records
of any or all registrants.

Employers and registrants may con-
sult Bureau executives not only at
Teachers College but also at the winter
conventions of the National and Pro-
gressive Education Associations and, oc-
casionally, at other educational meetings.*

Some employers, irrespective of wheth-
er they have immediate vacancies to be
filled or not, wish to be told of any
registrants who are exceptionally well
qualified. Thus when a vacancy occurs
they can communicate immediately with
those who can meet their requirements.

First-hand knowledge of employers’
requirements is sought constantly by the
Bureau. Its executives study educational
trends and developments. By correspond-

 

* Usually, at these meetings, the Bureau occupies an
office in a centrally located hotel.

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