Inform and recruit students to WSU and your college or department, right here on the WSU campus! Over 450 students will come to campus to explore answers for their future at the annual Teen Conference. Workshops, activities and speakers will encourage youth to consider educational options, career possibilities and life skills. Your college or department can be involved by participating in the Career/Education Fair, on Tuesday, June 24, from 8:30 to 10:15 a.m., in the CUB Ballroom. Students, from across Washington State and their advisers will visit displays and talk with representatives to gather information on various options for post high school. To be represented at this event please register at https://www.etouches.com/89528. Deadline to register for a table at the Fair is June 1. Questions? Contact: Jan Klein, jlklein@wsu.edu
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