Washington State University Tri-Cities invites employers and college students, both graduate and undergraduate, to participate in the Career Information Day, from 2-6 p.m. March 3 in the Consolidated Information Center, on the WSU Tri-Cities campus in north Richland.
“The day will provide employers access to more than 1,000 current WSU Tri-Cities students as well as participating alumni,” said Marjorie Seipt, career services manager at the Tri-Cities campus. “We’re also extending an invitation to WSU students at other campus locations across the state,” she said.
Undergraduate and graduate degrees available locally in the Tri-Cities include programs from the College of Business and Economics; College of Engineering and Computer Science; College of Education; College of Liberal Arts; College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences; College of Nursing and College of Sciences.
Employer participation is by advanced registration. For more information, contact Seipt at (509) 372-7351 or mseipt@tricity.wsu.edu.
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