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Google Yourself

The Google Yourself feature enables candidates to search for all public information about themselves from a variety of Internet sources.   To conduct a search, simply follow the following steps for completing the Google Yourself box below:

  1. Enter your full name (in firstname lastname format).
  2. Enter up to three search terms that will help to narrow the search (i.e., former employer name, job positions held).
  3. Identify which search sources should be used (i.e., Entire Web - Google.com, News Archive, or Government - .gov, Education - .edu, , and Organization -.org sites).
  4. Click on the Search Button.

Google Yourself
Enter your name (Example: Robert Smith)


Enter some search terms
(Examples: name of previous employers, activities, positions held, etc.)
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Search
  The Entire Web
  News Archive
  .Gov .Edu .Org Sites


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