Challenge--Student Information

Register to Attend
See your school's Career Center to register for this event.  A link to more information for each Career Center can be found under the "Register to Attend" link above. 

• Contact your Career Center for registration procedures.
• Attend Information/Orientation Session offered by your Career Center to learn about a hiring policy handed down by the Federal Government which will affect you as you apply for jobs and internships. 
  
• Prepare a resume. The Career Center on your campus will work with you to ensure that you have a resume that reflects your unique qualifications.
  
• Review employer information on this web site or in your school's Career Center. 
• Review Hiring Regulations.
  
• Schedule a mock interview with your Career Center to practice your interview skills.
  
• Be sure you have professional attire to wear, first impressions are very important.
  
• Additional resources to help you prepare for the Fair:
  The Ten Keys to Success at Job and Career Fairs
  Questions to Ask at Career and Job Fairs
  Career and Job Fair Do's and Don'ts
  Career Fair Tutorial
  When Job Hunting: Dress for Success

The Challenge Consortium organizes this Fair to assist students in finding jobs and internships.   
Students are responsible for all necessary precautions when interviewing for or accepting positions
with the organizations attending the Fair as well as for checking the credentials and integrity of any employer.

Don't forget to stop by anytime between 11am - 2pm to have a professional photo taken at our LinkedIn Photo Booth!

Comments from Students who attended:                    

• "Very professional, impressive. Gave me a good feeling and confidence."
  
• "Things were kept organized and people were always there to help."
  
• "Position descriptions were very helpful. I was able to check my interests, skills, education to see if the position was for me."
  
• "It was a great experience."
  
• "There were more opportunities than just those listed."
• "Employers were nice and helpful."