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VET-FRIENDLY EMPLOYERS ABB, Inc. American Tower Baylor Scott & White Health Abbott AmeriHealth Caritas Baystate Health ABBTECH Professional Resources, Amgen BB&T Inc. AmTrust Financial Services BBVA Compass AbbVie Anheuser-Busch BCD Travel ABF Freight System, Inc Anixter BD (Becton, Dickinson and ABS Careers Anthem, Inc Company) Abt Associates AOL Bechtel Corporation Accenture APL BG Group Acosta Sales & Marketing Apollo Group Biomet, Inc. ACT, Inc. Applied Materials Black & Veatch Actavis Apria BlackBerry Corporation Acuity Brands ARAMARK BlackRock Acxiom AREVA Bloomberg Adidas Group ARINC Blue Cross and Blue Shield ADM Armstrong World Industries Association Adobe Systems, Inc. Arrow Electronics BlueCross BlueShield of Advanced Technology Services, Ascension Health Tennessee Inc. Asplundh Tree Expert Co BlueLinx Corporation Advantage Sales and Marketing ASRC Federal Holding Company BMO Harris Bank AECOM Assurant BNY Mellon Aegion Corporation Astellas Pharma Boehringer Ingelheim Aerojet Rocketdyne AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP Bombardier Aerotek AT&T Bosch Aetna Atrium Centers Bose AGL Resources Aultman Health Foundation Boston Properties Agrium Inc Autodesk BP Americas, Inc. Akamai Technologies, Inc. Avanade Inc. Bridgestone Americas Alamo Group Inc. Avery Dennison Bright House Networks Alaska Airlines Avis Budget Group Bristol Myers Squibb Alcatel-Lucent Bristow Group Alcoa Inc. B/E Aerospace, Inc. Broadcom Alion Science and Technology BAE SYSTEMS Brocade Communications Allegion Baker Concrete Construction, Inc. Systems, Inc. Allegis Global Solutions Baker Hughes Brookdale Senior Living Alliance HealthCare Services Ball Corporation / Ball Aerospace Brown -Forman AlliedBarton Security Services Bally Technologies Brunswick Allstate Banfield Pet Hospital/Mars Global BT Alstom Petcare Buck Consultants, LLC. Alutiiq, LLC Bank of America BUNZL American Bankers Association Bank of the West Burns & McDonnell American Electric Power Barclays American Express Barnes & Noble C&A Industries, Inc American Heart Association BASF C. R. Bard American Public University Baxter C.R. England Trucking Company System Bayer CA technologies 1st floor Strom Thurmond Center • 9200 University Boulevard • Charleston, SC 29406 843-863 -8019 • www.charlestonsouthern.edu/careers Integrating Faith in Learning, Leading and Serving VET-FRIENDLY EMPLOYERS CACI International Colgate-Palmolive Devon Energy Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Colorado Springs Utilities DHL Global Forwarding Caesars Entertainment Columbia Helicopters Inc. Diageo Caliber Home Loans Columbia Sportswear Company DigitalGlobe Camber Corporation Columbia University Dignity Health Canon USA & Affiliates Comcast Dimension Data Cardinal Health CommScope, Inc. DineEquity, Inc Cargill Community Health Systems DIRECTV Carilion Clinic Compass Group, North America Disney ABC Television Group Carollo Engineers CompuCom Diversified Service Options, Inc. Carters/OshKosh comScore DLA Piper Catalent Pharma Solutions Concur Dolce Hotels and Resorts Catholic Health Initiatives ConocoPhillips Dominion Resources Services, Inc. CB&I Consolidated Health Services Dow Chemical CBS Corporation Constellation Brands, Inc. Dr. Pepper Snapple Group CDM Smith Continental Automotive Systems Dragados USA CDW Contract Services Group, Inc. Dresser -Rand Cedars-Sinai Convergys DRS Technologies, Inc. Celgene Correct Care Solutions DST Systems Cengage Learning Corrections Corporation of Duff & Phelps Centura Health America Duke Realty CenturyLink Coty Inc DuPont CGI Technologies and Solutions, Covance Dyno Nobel Inc. Cox Enterprises, Inc. (CEI) CH2M HILL Crown Equipment Corporation E*TRADE Financial Charles Schwab CSC Eaton Corporation Charter Communications CSL Plasma ebay, Inc Chenega Corporation CTG EchoStar Chesapeake Energy Corporation Cummins Allison EcoATM Chevron Corporation Cummins, Inc Edwards Lifesciences Chevron Phillips Chemical CUNY EFI Chipotle Mexican Grill CVS Pharmacy Electro -Motive Diesel, Inc. CIBER, Inc CyberCoders Elizabeth Arden, Inc. Cigna Ellie Mae Cincinnati Bell D + H Ellucian Cintas Daiichi Sankyo Inc. Elsevier Cisco Daimler Trucks North America EMC Citi DAL Global Services Emerson Citi Trends Danaher Corporation Emory Healthcare Citizens Financial Group, Inc. DaVita Emory University City National Bank Dell Enbridge City of Hope Deloitte Endo Pharmaceuticals Cleveland Clinic Delta Air Lines, Inc. Energizer CNA Deluxe Corporation Energy Northwest Cognosante Depomed, Inc Entergy CohnReznick LLP Devereux Enterprise Holdings 2 VET-FRIENDLY EMPLOYERS EP Energy Management, LLC Gold's Gym ICL North America Ericsson Golden Living ICON Clinical Research ESPN, Inc. Golder Associates iconectiv Evolent Health Google ID Analytics, Inc. Evoqua Water Technologies Graebel Companies, Inc. Idaho Power Company Exelis, Inc. Graebel Vanlines, LLC IDEX Experian Granite Services IGT ExpressJet Airlines, Inc Grant Thornton LLP iHeartMedia Exterran Graybar ExxonMobil Great Southern Bank IHG EY Greene, Tweed & Co. Ikaria Grifols Illinois Tool Works Inc. Facebook H&E Equipment Services, Inc iMFLUX, Inc. Fastenal Haley & Aldrich, Inc. Immucor, Inc. Fedex Freight, Inc. Halliburton Infinity Rehab Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Harris Corporation Ingersoll Rand fhi360 Hawaiian Airlines Innotrac Fifth Third Bank HCR ManorCare Integra LifeSciences First National Bank HD Supply Integra Telecom FirstBank Healthfirst Intel Fiserv Healthways, Inc. Intelsat Corporation FleishmanHillard Hearst Magazines Intermountain Healthcare Florida Blue Hensel Phelps International Paper Flowserve Corporation Hewlett-Packard Company Intersil Corporation Fluor Highland Hospital Intuit Forsythe Technology, Inc. Hillshire Brands inVentiv Health Fossil Hilton Worldwide Invincea Inc. Freeman HireRight Iron Mountain Freeport McMoRan HMS Holdings ITT Corporation Fujitsu HNTB J.B. Hunt Transport Hoar Construction Jacobs GameStop Hologic Janus Capital Group GAP Solutions Inc Home Depot Jarden Corporation GENCO HomeStreet Bank John Deere General Atomics and Affiliated Honeywell Johns Hopkins Medicine Companies Hormel Foods Corporation Johnson & Johnson Family of General Dynamics C4 Systems HSBC Companies General Dynamics Electric Boat HUB International Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson General Dynamics Information Humana JPMorgan Chase Technology Huntington Ingalls Industries JT3 General Electric Huntington National Bank Kaeser Compressors, Inc. General Growth Properties Huron Consulting Group Inc. Kaiser Permanente General Motors Hussmann Kansas City Southern Railway Genworth Financial Hyatt Kate Spade & Company Gerber Scientific IBM KBR GNC ICF International Kellogg Company 3 VET-FRIENDLY EMPLOYERS Kelly Services Marriott New Penn Motor Express Kerry Ingredients & Flavours Marriott Vacations Worldwide Newell Rubbermaid KeyPoint Government Solutions Marsh & McLennan Companies Newfield Exploration Co Keystone Foods Marshfield Clinic NextEra Energy Kforce Masco Corporation Nike Kiewit Corporation MassMutual Financial Group NiSource Kimley-Horn MasTec Advanced Technologies Noble Energy, Inc. KONE, Inc MasterCard Worldwide NORC KPMG Mathematica Policy Research NORESCO Kroll Mayo Clinic North Highland McGraw Hill Financial North Shore-LIJ Health System L-3 Communications McLane Company, Inc Northrop Grumman La Quinta Inns & Suites MD Anderson Cancer Center Novartis Pharmaceuticals Laboratory Corporation of Mead Johnson Nutrition NuVasive, Inc. America MedImmune NV Energy Land O' Lakes Medtronic Lawson Products Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer O'Neal Industries, Inc. Learning Tree International Center OCCMundial Lehigh Hanson Mentor Graphics Oceaneering Leidos Merck Office Depot Lennox Mercy Olin Chlor Alkali Products Level 3 Communications Mercy Health Omnicell, Inc. Levi, Ray & Shoup, Inc. Methodist Healthcare System ON Semiconductor Lexis Nexis MetLife ONE Gas LG&E and KU Energy Micrel Semiconductor Oneok, Inc Life Care Centers of America Microsemi Corporation Oracle LifeLock Microsoft Corporation Orbital ATK Lilly Mobile Mini, Inc. Ortho Clinical Diagnostics Lincoln Financial Group Mohawk Industries OSRAM SYLVANIA LinkedIn Mondelez International Outerwall Lockheed Martin Monsanto Owens & Minor Lowe's Moss Adams LLP Owens Corning LP Building Products Motorola Solutions LPL Financial LLC MSC Industrial Direct Pacific Northwest National Lubrizol MTU America Inc Laboratory LyondellBasell Industries MUFG Union Bank Packaging Coordinators, Inc. Mutual of Omaha Pactiv M. C. Dean, Inc. NANA Regional Corporation PAE, Inc Macy's Navient Pall Corporation Magellan Midstream Holdings, GP, Navigant Panasonic LLC NBC Universal Papa John's International Management & Training NCO Parsons Brinckerhoff Corporation NCR Parsons Corporation Manheim Nest Labs Peabody Energy Manpower Group Nestle PeaceHealth ManTech Neuberger Berman Pearson 4 VET-FRIENDLY EMPLOYERS Pegasystems, Inc. Recology Siemens Penn Medicine Red Hat Signode Industrial Group LLC Penn State Milton S. 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