WSU students invited to online career fair

WSU students exploring career opportunities can chat with nine employers online at the WSU Global Campus career fair.

Each employer has scheduled an hour-long block on either April 15 or 16. Students can talk with them in virtual rooms, and email them resumes. Some employers may want to set up later interviews or even do interviews on the spot. Students will need a computer that has a webcam and microphone/headset.

To sign up for a session with an employer, please get in touch with WSU Career Advisor Chris Miller at 509-981-3808 or cmiller66@wsu.edu.

For information on individual employers, select the links below:
American Family Insurance

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