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The person to fill that line , recruited either from within the campus or from outside , would teach courses such as Feminist Theory and would contribute to the MALS program . We do not know yet the effect the high operational pace of recent months will have on our recruiting and retention in FY04 and future years . Our recruiting and retention efforts continue to be successful . Well trained Researchers can do a large variety of tasks including ; reference checks , sourcing calls , Internet research , recruiting and candidate development . Some of the fifteen have also recruited volunteers for military camps in Iraq , organized by the Ansar al Islam group . And the arguments that Jim made against this current policy of not being able to recruit spies overseas if they are - - have a history of human rights violations or other negative characteristics , unless you get a waiver from the director of Central Intelligence , I think is an unwise policy . That 's a pressing question for many practitioners , who face strong competition not only for new recruits but also from outsiders who may be trying to hire their talented existing staff members . Following the successful South African precedent , former association with a paramilitary organisation should not however disbar a potential recruit of itself . You and other faculty in your department might be able to help us recruit someone who is familiar with your lab procedures using a flier DSS provides to distribute to classes in the department and post on the bulletin board . The IAEA must recruit qualified individuals from developing nations to these committees and must also convince governments to enable their experts to contribute fully , primarily by providing the financial resources required . We must carefully monitor recruiting and retention trends and adequately resource our successful recruiting and retention initiatives .