Are you a student looking for a part-time job for the Fall 2024 semester? On Wednesday, August 21st from 1:30-3:30pm, all students, both graduate and undergraduate are invited to attend the Part-Time Job Fair to talk with on-campus departments and local off-campus employers hiring for part-time or temporary jobs for the fall semester. Don't miss this opportunity to get part-time work experience while attending school!

Early Access: Students awarded federal work-study get early access to the fair starting at 1:00pm and get entered into a drawing for one of 6 Amazon gift cards! Registration and professional attire is NOT required to attend. Come as you are.

Do you have on-campus or local part-time positions to fill? The University of Arkansas Part-Time Job Fair is a great way to connect with our students who are looking to get work experience while attending school. We would love to have employers who are "student-friendly" at the fair. These "student-friendly" employers would be open to working around student's school schedules and requirements as well as providing our students with an opportunity to get experience. As a reminder, off-campus jobs must comply with our policies and guidelines (no door-to-door or private residential jobs). This fair is open to ALL U of A students and is held during the first weeks of the semester, also known as "Welcome Weeks".

Fair Time: 1:30-3:30pm. Entry for Federal Work Study students begins at 1:00pm. Please have your booths set by 1:00pm and be available to talk to students at that time. Federal Work Study is a need-based financial aid award that allows students to earn money through an on-campus job. A student who is awarded Federal Work Study will have a portion of their wage come from their Federal Work Study award instead of your departmental budget. Campus departments and non-profit organizations are eligible employers. Employers who want hire work study students for the first time should contact Erin Wooldridge at workstud@uark.edu.

The booth registration deadline is Wednesday, August 7th, 2024.

Attend this fair to connect with nearly 200 employers hiring for full-time, part-time, co-op, and internship opportunities. Common majors employers are seeking at this fair include: biological engineering, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, computer science, data science, electrical engineering, environmental engineering, industrial engineering, mathematics, mechanical engineering, geosciences, physics, operations management, statistics & analytics, and tech fields. Attending the fair speeds up the interview and hiring process as many companies interview on campus the day after the fair! Business Casual Attire REQUIRED to attend.

The fair will run from 10:00am-12:00pm & 1:00pm-3:30pm. ECAP and students with disabilities receive early access to the fair starting at 9:30am.

Students may catch a shuttle to and from the career fair at BELL Engineering (Dickson Street side) starting at 9:15am for students with disabilities and ECAP students and 9:30am for all students. The last pickup from BELL to Bud Walton before the lunch break will be 11:30am. The fair will close from noon-1:00pm for lunch. The shuttle will resume pickup after the lunch break at BELL starting at 12:45pm. The last shuttle from BELL to the fair leaves at 3:00pm with the last return from Bud Walton to BELL being 4:00pm.

Register for the STEM Career Fair to interact with U of A students within the STEM fields. Popular majors of students who attend include biological engineering, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, computer science, data science, electrical engineering, environmental engineering, industrial engineering, mathematics, materials science & engineering, mechanical engineering, geosciences, operations management, physics, and technology.

Due to the high participation demand in this career fair and our limited space, organizations recruiting U of A students for jobs and internships are prioritized. Graduate Schools and University of Arkansas academic departments not recruiting for STEM programs are instead invited to host an information table in the Student Union. Contact Debbie Ritter at recruit@uark.edu for more information about hosting an information table.

The fair will open early at 9:30am for ECAP (Engineering Career Awareness Program) and students with disabilities. ECAP students are underrepresented in the field of engineering. The official start time of the fair will run from 10:00am-noon and 1:00pm-3:30pm.

Please note that only Employer Partners will be given an opportunity to host an individual information session during the week of the STEM Career Fair.

The employer registration deadline is August 28th, 2024. Payment is due upon approval of your registration (starting July 1st).

Calling all University of Arkansas undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni from all majors and degree programs! Whether you are looking for a full-time position, part-time job, or an internship, you will find numerous opportunities at this fair to connect with up to 70 recruiters from a variety of industries! Also attend this fair to polish your communication skills and gather information about companies. Some employers who attend this fair are focused on students with specific majors; however, many are interested in UA students and alumni from all majors. No matter your major, if you are interested in working for any of the industries in attendance, this is the fair for you. Business casual attire is encouraged to make a positive first impression.

Unsure of what companies to talk to at the fair? Take the Challenge Cards Assessment to find out the top three problems you'd like to help solve in the world and then talk with employers at the fair who are trying to solve those same problems! You'll be able to view the challenges employers are trying to solve prior to the fair.

Looking to recruit students from all majors? The University of Arkansas All Careers Fair allows recruiters to connect to UA students and alumni for full-time, part-time, or internship positions for all 270 academic programs. This venue also provides companies branding opportunities on a campus with over 32,000 students representing 103 undergraduate majors and 168 graduate programs.

Due to the high participation demand and our limited space for this career fair, organizations recruiting for employment are prioritized. Graduate Schools and University of Arkansas academic departments are instead invited to host an information table in the Student Union. Information tables MUST be requested and are not guaranteed. Contact Debbie Ritter at recruit@uark.edu to request a table.

During registration, you'll be asked to determine from a list the top 3 challenges your organization helps to solve! Keep in mind that you will need to be able to talk about how your organization is working on the challenge(s) selected at the fair. Students who register for the All Careers Fair will be encouraged to complete a digital card sort assessment called SparkPath Challenge Cards. The assessment will provide students with their top three challenges they want to help solve in their lives/career. We hope the challenge cards will provide students a way to match themselves with the organizations that attend the fair. Upon approved registration, we'll add your organization's logo under the challenges selected during registration which will be visible on our website and in Handshake for students.

The employer registration deadline is September 5th, 2024. Payment is due upon approval of your registration (starting July 1st).

New for Fall 2024, this career fair has been redesigned for students seeking jobs and internships in the agricultural, food and natural resources industries. Students majoring or minoring in the following fields will be able to interact with recruiters and learn about full and part-time job and internship opportunities:

• Horticulture
• Agricultural Economics
• Animal Science
• Crop Science
• Entomology
• Food Science
• Poultry Science
• Plant Science
• Agricultural Business
• Plant Pathology
• Food Safety
• Landscape & Turf Sciences
• Agricultural Communication, Education & Technology
• Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science
• Agricultural & Extension Education
• Environmental, Soil & Water Science
• Brewing Science
• Bioenergy and Sustainable Technology
• Biological Engineering
• Earth Science
• Environmental Dynamics
• Environmental Engineering
• Environmental Resiliency
• Geography
• Geology
• Geosciences
• Geospatial Technologies
• Outdoor Products and Services
• Sustainability

Business casual attire is strongly encouraged to make a positive first impression.

The fair will run from 10:00am-12:00pm & 1:00pm-3:00pm.

Register for this newly redesigned fair for Fall 2024 to interact with students who are pursuing careers in Agricultural, Food, and Natural Resources. Students majoring or minoring in the following fields will be strongly encouraged to attend:

• Horticulture
• Agricultural Economics
• Animal Science
• Crop Science
• Entomology
• Food Science
• Poultry Science
• Plant Science
• Agricultural Business
• Plant Pathology
• Food Safety
• Landscape & Turf Sciences
• Agricultural Communication, Education & Technology
• Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science
• Agricultural & Extension Education
• Environmental, Soil & Water Science
• Brewing Science
• Bioenergy and Sustainable Technology
• Biological Engineering
• Earth Science
• Environmental Dynamics
• Environmental Engineering
• Environmental Resiliency
• Geography
• Geology
• Geosciences
• Geospatial Technologies
• Outdoor Products and Services
• Sustainability

The employer registration deadline is September 11th, 2024. Payment is due upon approval of your registration (starting July 1st).

Are you a student looking for a job or internship in healthcare, social services, government, nonprofits, or public service? Are you considering medical or professional school? The Health & Helping Professions Career Fair is just for you!

The Health & Helping Professions Career Fair allows all undergraduate and graduate students to gather information about graduate and medical schools and to look for full-time, part-time or internship positions in the health and helping fields. This fair will include recruiters from hospitals, health clinics, social service agencies, law enforcement, non-profit and government organizations, mental health clinics, graduate and professional schools, and other companies and organizations seeking to hire or connect with students interested in working in the health or helping fields.

Common majors of students in the health & helping fields include: Communication, Psychology, Criminology, Nursing, Athletic Training, Social Work, Sociology, Counseling, Exercise Science, Occupational Therapy, Communication Sciences & Disorders, Public Health, Public Administration & Nonprofits, Human Nutrition & Dietetics, Birth Through Kindergarten, Kinesiology, Child Advocacy Studies, Political Science, Biomedical Engineering, pre-medical, and pre-law studies.

The Health & Helping Professions Career Fair allows recruiters to connect with UA students interested in health and helping-related careers, internships, or graduate schools. This fair will host recruiters from hospitals, health clinics, social service agencies, law enforcement, non-profit and government organizations, mental health clinics, graduate and professional schools, and other companies and organizations seeking to hire or connect with students interested in working in the health or helping fields.

This fair is promoted to all students, but highly encouraged for the following majors: Communication, Psychology, Criminology, Nursing, Athletic Training, Social Work, Sociology, Counseling, Exercise Science, Occupational Therapy, Communication Sciences & Disorders, Public Health, Public Administration & Nonprofits, Human Nutrition & Dietetics, Birth Through Kindergarten, Kinesiology, Child Advocacy Studies, Political Science, Biomedical Engineering, pre-medical, and pre-law studies.

Employers and Professional Programs are encouraged to register and attend this event to connect with students with interests in working in health or helping-related industries and/or pursuing health or helping-related professional licensing through graduate education. Graduate Schools and University of Arkansas academic departments not recruiting for Health & Helping Professions programs are invited to host an information table in the Student Union. Contact Debbie Ritter at recruit@uark.edu for more information about hosting an information table.

The employer registration deadline is September 12th, 2024. Payment is due upon approval of your registration (starting July 1st).

The University of Arkansas School of Art and Offices of Career Connections are partnering together to bring employers in the arts and humanities to campus! The Arts & Humanities Career Fair is open to all undergraduate and graduate students in the areas of Advertising and Public Relations, Art Education, Art History, Broadcast Journalism, Communication, Creative Writing, English, Event Management, Graphic Design, History, Music, Music Education, Studio Art, and Theatre seeking jobs, internships, or other opportunities in arts and humanities-related fields.

Interact with Northwest Arkansas arts and humanities organizations, expand your network, find opportunities to gain experience, and learn valuable industry information!

Employers and organizations are encouraged to register and attend the Arts & Humanities Career Fair to meet and network with students from a variety of areas, such as Advertising and Public Relations, Art Education, Art History, Broadcast Journalism, Communication, Creative Writing, English, Event Management, Graphic Design, History, Music, Music Education, Studio Art, and Theatre.

The employer registration deadline is October 23, 2024. Payment is due upon approval of your registration (starting July 1st). Spaces are limited.

Are you a student looking for a part-time job for the spring semester or a paid experience for summer 2025? All students, both graduate and undergraduate are invited to attend the fair to talk with on-campus departments, in and out-of-state summer camps, and local off-campus employers hiring for part-time or temporary jobs for the spring semester or summer months. Don't miss this opportunity to get part-time work experience while attending school!

Early Access: Students awarded federal work-study get early access to the fair starting at 1:00pm and get entered into a drawing for one of 6 Amazon gift cards!

Registration and professional attire is NOT required to attend. Come as you are.

Do you have on-campus or local part-time positions to fill for the spring or summer 2025? Are you seeking students for part or full-time temporary positions for the summer? The University of Arkansas Part-Time Job & Summer Experiences Fair is a great way to connect with our students who are looking to get work experience while attending school and over the summer months. We would love to have employers who are "student-friendly" at the fair. These "student-friendly" employers would be open to working around student's school schedules and requirements as well as providing our students with an opportunity to get experience. As a reminder, off-campus jobs must comply with our policies and guidelines (no door-to-door or private residential jobs). This fair is open to ALL U of A students.

Spring semester part-time job(s) must be located in Fayetteville. Summer jobs can be part-time or full-time nationwide, but must be temporary (summer only).

Fair Time: 1:30?3:30pm. Entry for Federal Work Study students begins at 1:00pm. Please have your booths set by 1:00pm and be available to talk to students at that time. Federal Work Study is a need-based financial aid award that allows students to earn money through an on-campus job. A student who is awarded Federal Work Study will have a portion of their wage come from their Federal Work Study award instead of your departmental budget. Campus departments and non-profit organizations are eligible employers. Employers who want hire work study students for the first time should contact Erin Wooldridge at workstud@uark.edu.

The booth registration deadline is Wednesday, October 30, 2024. Payment is due upon approval of your registration (starting July 1st).