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Tips to Help you Navigate the Fair
Attending the Job and Internship Fair as a person with neurodiversity.
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Monday-Friday: 10 am–12 pm and 1–4 pm
Contact:
Fernando, Gihan S
Assistant Vice Provost
Learn about the benefits of attending theÌýJob and Internship Fair at each stage of the academic journey -Ìý..
Job Fair Prep EventsÌý
from past fairs.
When deciding which employers to visit or meet with at the job and internship fairs, consider these questions:
Use the to start researching employers. The page is also where the map of the fair will be published the day before the fair. by the type of positions for which they're hiring (full- or part-time, fellowship, or internship), by degree area (arts, ÓñÃ×ÊÓÆµ, communications, etc.), and by diversity initiatives (equal opportunity for LGBTQA, underrepresented groups, veterans, persons with disabilities, etc.).Ìý
When you speak with employers at the in-person or virtualÌýfair, you want to give a short pitch that sets you apart and quickly summarizes your skills and interest in their organization.
Watch the recording of our workshop to help you prepare your introduction.
You can also practice your pitch using Ìý(Handshake log-in required).Ìý
We recommend dressing professionally for in-person and virtual fairs. Dressing as if you were attending an in-person fair will also help you feel more confident.Ìý
Employers:ÌýLearn more about attending and registering for the Fair.
Attending the Job and Internship Fair as a person with neurodiversity.
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