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Tom Lewand fills out an application at the Placement Center. U-D Placement Center Donald Hunt, director of placement, and John V. Perdue, assistant director, check over the placement annual, which the center publishes. 26 Q ot? V
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assistance from state Tuition rant Pro ram 2-an Over one million dollars worth of financial assistance passes annually through the office of Robert Peters, director of Financial Aids. This aid, in the form of grants, scholarships and gov- ernment loans, makes a college education a reality to over 1600 U-D students. This year a new Tuition Grant Program for students enrolled in higher cost private institutions was inaugurated by the State of Michigan. Uni- versity oiiicials gave full support to this bill when it was placed before the legislature. Their efforts proved to be successful, and 227 freshmen are receiving aid from it. The only stipulations are that a student be a resident of Michigan for three years and of good moral character. In addition to direct financial aid, Peters' office maintains a Work-Study Program to pro- vide students with campus jobs. Bob Peters gives financial aid to more than 1600 students. vw- . ll!! 1.i ' ,-l - '- - .. I f B 25
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ntrallzes Job seekln and counsels oo-op pro rams You won't see U-D students or alumni standing in un- employment lines. The Placement Service takes care of them. It's a centralized placement activity covering the job- seeking of undergraduates, graduates and alumni of the Uni- versity, said Donald Hunt, director of co-ordination and placement. The placement service acts as a guidance counselor for co-op programs in engineering, architecture and the business graduate school. Another co-op program, one for the Com- merce and Finance accounting majors, has been added. This year marked the publication of the 16th annual booklet on the careers of graduating seniors. The booklet was compiled from survey questionnaires submitted to graduates on Commencement day. From the information supplied by 644 of the 705 graduates, the Bureau published charts and percentages pertaining to job placement. One of many applicants surveys the availability of Chrislmas jobs. 27
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