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Lasting connections: using internships to retain recent college graduates in New England

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Alicia Sasser
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This policy brief discusses one promising short-term strategy for retaining the region's recent college graduates: expanding the use of internships within the region to help college students—including non-native—learn more about local job opportunities. The brief summarizes analysis in NEPPC research report 08-1: The Future of the Skilled Labor Force in the Region: The Supply of Recent College Graduates.

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Article provided by Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in its journal New England Public Policy Center Policy Brief.

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Keywords: College graduates - New England ; Labor supply - New England ; Internship programs - New England;

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