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EMPLOYER RELATIONS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS IN 2017-2018 Over 500 organizations have participated in Career Fairs, On-Campus Interviewing and/or Mock Interviews in this academic year, including: AbbeHealth Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, Collins Community Credit Union Accenture Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma Colony Brands Inc. ACT & Texas Combined Insurance Company Adage Technologies BlueStone Engineering of America Aerotek BMM Transportation, Inc. Community High School District 99 Aetna Insurance BMO Harris Bank Community NeuroRehab Aflac Boehringer-Ingelheim Congressional Leadership Fund AFN, LLC Vetmedica, Inc. Continental Fire Sprinkler Company Ajnomoto Bolton & Menk, Inc. Cottingham & Butler Aldi Inc. Braun Intertec Council Bluffs Community Aldine Independent School District Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC School District Allendale Association Brooksource COUNTRY Financial Alliant Energy Buckle, Inc. Coyote Logistics Amazon Burlington Community School CRST International, Inc. American Eagle District Crystal Equation Corporation American Family Insurance Businessolver Crystal Group American Marketing & Publishing C.H. Robinson Worldwide CUNA Mutual Group American Ordinance LLC Cambridge Investment Daniels Health American Transport Group, LLC Research, Inc. Davenport Community School AmeriCorps NCCC Camping World District Anderson Bogert Captive Resources Dean Foods Aon Cardinal High School Deloitte LLP Arc Best Care Otter Dematic Corp Archer Daniels Midland Cargill Design Engineers Company (ADM) Cartegraph Systems, Inc. Dillard’s Ardmore Roderick Carver Pump Company Direct Supply Army Contracting Casey’s General Stores DLL Command–Rock Island Caterpillar Inc. DPOE Technologies (Des Plaines Army Sustainment Command CDW Office Equipment) Artech Information Systems Cedar Rapids Community Dupaco Community Credit Union Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. School District DuPont ASC Communication, Inc. Cedar Rapids Community Schools Easter Seals Wisconsin Athene USA Centro, Inc. Eaton Corporation AVEKA Cerner Corporation Echo Global Logistics & Bankers Life and Casualty CharterPoint Wealth Strategies Command Transportation Bankers Trust Chicago Public Schools Eddyville Blakesburg Fremont Barr Engineering Company Chick-fil-A Community School District BASF ChildServe EF Education First Bazooka Farmstar Chili’s Grill & Bar–ERJ Dining Eide Bailly LLP (formerly Roth & Beacon Funding CI3–Control Installations of Iowa Company PC) Beacon Hill Staffing Group CIA EKS&H LLP berganKDV CIGNA Corporation EMC Insurance Companies Berkley Technology Services Circle 8 Logistics Emerson Process Management/ Berkshire Hathaway City of Cedar Rapids Public Fisher Homestate Companies Works Department Empirehouse, Inc. Bettendorf Community School CIVCO Medical Solutions Engineering Services & District Clark County School District Products Company Bio:Neos Clifton Larson Allen EnSoft Corp BioLife Plasma Center Clow Valve Company Enterprise Rent A Car–Heartland Biosense Webster, a Johnson & CNA Insurance and Chicago Johnson company Cobham Mission Systems Entertainment Cruises BITCO Coldwell Banker Rental Division Environment Systems Design, Inc. BKD College Possible Epic BLEU Vodka College Pro Painters Ernst & Young LLP EMPLOYER RELATIONS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS IN 2017-2018 ESCO Group Holmes Murphy & Associates Jewel-Osco Exceed Services Corporation Homewood Suites JM Swank, LLC Fairfax County Public Schools Honkamp Krueger & Co., P.C. John Deere Farm Bureau Financial Hope Springs Johnson Controls International, plc Fast Enterprises, LLC Hormel Foods Corporation Johnson County Federal Bureau of Investigation Hot Springs County School JPMorgan Chase & Co. Federal Deposit Insurance District 1 Kansas City Public Schools Corporation (FDIC) Houston Independent Kansas Department Federal Home Loan Bank of School District of Transportation Des Moines HR Green KellyMitchell Federal Mogul Corporation Hub Group Kent Corporation Fehr-Graham & Associates Hy-Vee, Inc. KeyBank Real Estate Capital Fidelity & Guaranty Life Hybrid Transit Systems Keyot Fidelity Investments IBM Kinze Manufacturing, Inc. First National Bank of Omaha ICAD Kirkwood Community College FM Global IDEX Corporation Knutson Construction FoodCorps IDx LLC KPMG LLP Foodliner, Inc. IIW, P.C. Kum and Go Fortune Brands Illinois Department of La Grange District 102 Foth Infrastructure & Environment Transportation Lasalle Network (Foth & Van Dyke, LLC) IMEG Corporation (formerly KJWW Laser Light Technologies Foundation 2 Engineering Consultants) LattaHarris LLP Four Oaks Indian Prairie School District 204 Laveen Elementary School District French-Reneker-Associates Infinity Lean TECHniques Friends of the Animal Center Infosys Lee Enterprises Foundation Innomatix Leepfrog Technologies Gamma Technologies Innovative Software Engineering Liberty Public Schools Garden City Public School District Insight Global, Inc LimoLink, Inc. Gardner Denver Integrated DNA Technologies, Inc. Lincoln International LLC GEICO Intelligrated LMC General Dynamics IT International Paper LoadDelivered Logistics General Electric Interstates LT Leon Associates, Inc. Gilbane Building Company Intoxalock (Consumer Safety LWBJ Girls on the Run of Eastern Iowa Technology, LLC) Madison Police Department Global Atlantic Iowa 80 Group Maine Township High School GoDaddy.com Iowa Army National Guard District 207 Goodwill of the Heartland Iowa Center for Research Management Recruiters of Graco Inc by Undergraduates Cedar Rapids GreatAmerica Financial Services Iowa City Community Manhard Consulting Greater Des Moines Partnership School District Marriott International Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Co. Iowa City VA Health Care Systems Marshalltown Company Group O, Inc. Iowa County Engineer’s Association MassMutual Central Guardian Industries Iowa Department of Transportation Maudience Hall & Hall Engineers, Inc. Iowa Division of Banking MB Financial Bank HBK Engineering, LLC Iowa Legal Aid McAdam Financially Advanced HDR Inc. Iowa Mennonite School McClure Engineering Heartland Financial Iowa National Guard McDonald’s Helzberg Diamonds Iowa Solutions McGraw-Hill Education Henderson Products, Inc. Iowa United Nations Association Meadowbrook Insurance Group HERE Technologies (a Iowa Valley Habitat for Humanity Mediacom Nokia Company) ISE–Innovative Software Medical Murray Herzog Technologies, Inc. Engineering Medirevv hibu Inc. ITA Group Medix Staffing Solutions, Inc. Higher Learning Technologies J.B. Hunt Menards Inc. Hillcrest Family Services Jacobson Institute for Mercy Hospital Hills Bank and Trust Company Youth Entrepreneurship Mercy Medical Center Hilton Garden Inn Jefferson County Public Schools MetaCommunications HNI Corporation/Allsteel/Hon Jellyvision MetLife Chicago EMPLOYER RELATIONS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS IN 2017-2018 MHC Kenworth Pekin Insurance Management Software Inc. Microsoft Pella Corporation Sioux Falls Police Department MidAmerican Energy Penske Truck Leasing Situs RERC Millang Financial Group PepsiCo SmithBucklin Corporation Millhiser Smith Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc. Snyder & Associates, Inc. Minneapolis Police Department Pleasant Valley Community SoFi MMS Consultants, Inc. School District Sogeti USA Modern Woodmen of America PMX Industries, Inc. Solar Plastics, Inc. MODUS Pollution Prevention Services Source Allies Momentum Staffing Group Prairie Lakes Area Southeast Polk Community Monsanto Education Agency School District Mortenson Construction PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Stanley Consultants Motorola Solutions, Inc. Principal Financial Group Staples MSA Professional Services Principal Financial Group– State Farm Insurance Companies Muscatine Community Iowa City State of Iowa School District ProCircular STEAM Fab Lab Muscatine Power and Water Procter & Gamble Stillwater Area Public Schools Mutual of Omaha Financial Produce Pro Software Strand Associates, Inc. Advisors–Iowa City, IA Public Access Television Streck NanoMedTrix, LLC Pulse Summer of the Arts National Heritage Academies QCI SwinTech Nationwide Insurance Quick Logistics Symbiont Navistar R.S. 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