After all, you can assume that most of the members are already employed in the field of your interest. Most states have public employment services which can also be of help to you. Many of these services give special attention to recent graduates. There is no charge for their services. Monroeville Job Service is located here on the Boyce Campus, Level II, near the Career Planning and Placement Department.
Some students limit their use of agencies to the public type to avoid a fee obligation.
This could be short-sighted, as the types of jobs covered by public agencies may not be as broad in scope as those presented by the private agencies. If your primary interest is a specific city or town try the local Chamber of Commerce. Some Chambers of Commerce conduct programs designed to keep local talent from leaving the area. Cleveland, Ohio, for example, conducts an annual program around Christmas which brings employers and college graduates together for employment interviews. Employer representatives from social work, business, industry, government, and public schools are well represented.