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Need your resume reviewed before the STEM fair? Get advice and feedback by actual recruiters! Just stop by the International Connections Lounge in the Arkansas Union from 10:00am-2:00pm for a review! No appointment or registration required.

Students are encouraged to attend the STEM Career Fair and Pre-STEM Mixer. The Pre-STEM Mixer is for students and employers the night before the STEM Career Fair in Arkansas Union Verizon Ballroom. This event will replace the traditional information session. Students are encouraged to attend in order to network with employers and highlight their skills and abilities. Students Click Here to Register for Pre-STEM Mixer.

Employers, this event will replace traditional information sessions that we normally allow companies to host the week of the STEM fair. This event will also allow company representatives and students the opportunity to network before the STEM fair. Employers will have a chance to talk about their companies and positions they have open to groups of students that will be rotating through the different employer tables. After all the students have been able to meet with all the employers, we will open the floor up for networking and have a little reception with refreshments and finger foods.

Employers register for the Pre-STEM Mixer on the STEM Career Fair registration form.

The University of Arkansas Career Fair of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences offers cost-effective and time-efficient recruiting for full-time, part-time or internship positions. This fair is for all students interested in careers in Agricultural, Food, and Life Sciences who are seeking employment opportunities.

Employers are encouraged to register and attend this fair to meet and network with students who are pursuing careers in Agricultural, Food, and Life Sciences. This venue also provides companies branding opportunities on a campus with over 27,000 students representing more than 78 undergraduate majors and 153 graduate degree programs. The employer registration deadline is October 8th.

Students, whether you are looking for a full-time position, part-time or an internship, you will find great opportunities at this fair to connect with prospective employers seeking students with your majors. Also attend this fair to expand your network, polish your interview skills, learn industry information, and gather information about companies. Business Casual is required to attend.

The University of Arkansas Nonprofit Engagement Fair offers cost-effective and time-efficient recruiting for full-time, part-time, internship, and volunteer positions. This fair is for all U of A Students who are interested in gaining experience and learning about the nonprofit sector.

Employers are encouraged to register and attend this fair to meet and network with UA Students from a broad range of disciplines. This venue also provides companies' branding opportunities on a campus with over 27,000 students representing more than 78 undergraduate majors and 153 graduate degree programs. The employer registration deadline is October 10th.

UA Students, whether you are looking for a full-time position, part-time, an internship, or to volunteer you will find great opportunities at this fair to connect with nonprofit professionals. Also attend this fair to expand your network, polish your professional introduction, learn industry information, and gather information about organizations. Some professionals who attend this fair are focused on students with specific majors; however, many are interested in UA Students from a broad range of disciplines. No matter your major, if you are interested in the nonprofit sector, this is the fair for you.

* This fair is a collaborative effort between the UA Career Development Center and the UA Community Engagement Center.

Registration Opens September 5th, 2019

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The Engineers Employed Series or better known as E² Series, was created by the College of Engineering to ensure that students majoring in Engineering at the University of Arkansas will be better prepared to enter the workforce. Through various professional development workshops and events, UA College of Engineering students will be equipped to face the challenges associated with job searching and finding a career that best suits their interests, motivational traits, personality, values, abilities, aptitudes, personal work styles, and work environment preferences.

The E² Series consists of resume and interview workshops & critiques, company tours, and a few employer/student meet and greets that will allow students the opportunity to interact with local, regional, as well as national employers looking to hire engineers. Students will learn how to create eye-catching resumes, interview effectively, and network with employers that are promoting open positions.

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Passport to Success is being facilitated by the New Greek Council and members of the Greek community in collaboration with the University Career Development Center. Passport to Success is intended to present career planning through presentations and interactive activities to aid in all students' preparation for life after college. The environment will be similar to a career fair and will have booths represented by UA chapters with various career development topics. This is a great opportunity for Greeks to network and diversify while enhancing their knowledge about topics such as job searching strategies, finding an internship, and forming personal branding statements. There will also be door prizes given away throughout the event to those who fill out their "passports!"

For more information contact Brittany Straw at bstraw@uark.edu or Martin Cram at cram@uark.edu.

Drop in to our new Career Studio, for peer-reviewed resumes and cover letters, assistance with mock interviews and job search resources, and advice on how to navigate career fairs!