Iowa college graduates who’ve moved to other states will soon get letters trying to lure them back.More than 215-thousand letters touting Iowa’s benefits are going to people who sought fortunes elsewhere after getting degrees from Iowa’s public, private & community colleges. Kay Snyder is team leader for the Iowa Human Resource Recruitment Consortium, which launched the direct-mail campaign.Snyder says the letters target people in a variety of fields, including: information technology, finance, engineering, business and life sciences. Though they’re hard to track, Snyder says a couple dozen people have already moved back to Iowa for new jobs.The packets include personal appeals from Governor Vilsack & details of the recruiter website: www.smartcareermove.com
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