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Over 130 employers scheduled for Fall 2020 Virtual Career Fair

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Over 130 employers are looking to hire Rams just like YOU! Be among the FIRST CSU students to ever attend the CSU Virtual Career Fair on Sept. 22&23 from 10am-3pm! Register today!

What is a virtual career fair?

Virtual career fairs on Handshake give you the opportunity to meet recruiters and other employees through video sessions. You’ll learn more about employers hiring Rams, and connect with employers that interest you.

Attending video sessions, instead of an in-person fair, means there is no waiting in line to talk to recruiters. When you register for a virtual career fair on Handshake, you sign up for specific session times—securing your spot to meet with the employers you’re interested in.

There are two types of virtual fair sessions:

Group sessions. During these sessions, you’ll join other students to meet with an employer. You’ll learn about job and internship opportunities, company culture, and more. You’ll also have an opportunity to ask your own questions.

One-on-one sessions. This is an opportunity to chat directly with a recruiter or employee ambassador about jobs and internships.

Be sure to check out these employers:

Blue Horseshoe Solutions, Inc.
City Year
Tolmar
RingCentral
Sherwin Williams
Enterprise
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise
Eli Lilly
…and over 100 more!

September 22 and 23
10 am – 3 pm
To register and/or see a list of participating employers: Visit Handshake; use your eID to sign-in, and click on ‘Events’.

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