Spring 2016 Career Expo

All students from all majors are invited to attend the bi-annual, campus-wide Spring 2016 Career Expo. This is a great opportunity to meet with 120+ employers to network and find employment and internship opportunities around the world.

  • Tuesday, February 2
  • Beasley Coliseum
  • 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
  • Business Professional Attire

Know the Expo by Downloading the CougLink App!

Get the most out of the Career Expo with the free CougLink app! You will be able see a full list of attending employers, associated events, and map of where employers will be located at the expo. The application is available for all Apple and Android devices- just search ‘Careers by Symplicity’ and sign into with your Student Network ID + password.

Associated Events

Resume & Interview Do’s (& a Few Don’ts): An Industry Perspective for Student Veterans

Learn real life tips and tricks on how to create a resume, prepare for an interview, and make a great impression on your future employer.  Come prepared with your questions and a healthy sense of humor.  Brought to you in partnership with the Student Veterans Center and the Academic Success and Career Center.

  • By: Felicia Bawdon, District Human Resources Manager, PCL Construction
  • Monday, January 25
  • Noon – 1 p.m.
  • Student Veterans Center, Holland Library 120B

Let’s Write a Resume

Create a resume that reflects who you are in a powerful and professional way. You will increase your understanding of the basic components of a quality resume, learn to incorporate your academic and professional accomplishments, find great action words to describe your work, and gain skills to tailor your resume to a specific opportunity.

  • Monday, January 25
  • 4:10 – 5 p.m.
  • Todd 307

Preparing for the Career Expo

Arrive to the Career Expo ready to network! Learn the basic steps necessary to successfully navigate a career fair such as selecting and researching your employers prior to the expo, mapping the expo, and creating your 30 second introduction.

  • Wednesday, January 27
  • 4:10 – 5 p.m.
  • Todd 307

Internationalizing Your Resume

Learn how to translate your international experiences into skills and achievements on your resume to enhance your job application!  Brought to you in partnership with International Programs Global Learning and the Academic Success and Career Center

  • Thursday, January 28
  • 5 – 6 p.m.
  • Lighty Student Services 190M Conference Room

Student Veterans Career Reception

Meet employers from a variety of industries recruiting all majors. Share your strengths and experiences and make connections to land an internship or job after graduation. Brought to you in partnership with the Student Veterans Center and the Academic Success and Career Center.

  • Monday, February 1
  • Noon – 1 p.m.
  • Student Veterans Center, Holland Library 120B

Employer-Led Resume Reviews

Have your resume reviewed by an employer from a variety of industries for you to be ready for the Career Expo. No Appointment Necessary!

  • Monday, February 1
  • 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
  • Lighty Student Services 180
  • No Appointment Necessary

College to Career Workshop with Kohl’s

Network with Kohl’s and learn how to jump-start your career by taking the first steps in your transition from college to your career.

  • Monday, February 1
  • 2:30 – 4 p.m.
  • CUE 518

College of Business Networking Night

At this event, you’ll be able to network with representatives from dozens of potential employers. Companies attending Career Networking Night are looking specifically for business students. Take advantage of this chance to leave a strong impression—and to identify organizations where you might want to work. When you register, ask about workshops to help you prepare for the event. Previous attendees have included: The Boeing Company, Target, Kohl’s, Key Bank, Northwestern Mutual, Bechtel Corporation, and many more.

  • Monday, February 1
  • 4 – 6 p.m.
  • CUB Sr. Ballroom

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