Career and Graduate School Fairs
Employers: please use Employer Resources to register for our Career Fairs.
To help you make contact with employers who hire liberal arts graduates, the Career Center plans several career fairs during the year and works cooperatively with other colleges to sponsor others.
In addition, other organizations such as Idealist for nonprofits sponsor career fairs and professional associations offer virtual career fairs. Watch for publicity about those specialized fairs during the year.
The 2012 Graduate School Fair will be Tuesday, October 2 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Kennedy Center.Recruiters: Please register here |
Graduate School Programs Attending the Grad School Fair
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Capital University |
Adult & Graduate Programs |
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Case Western Reserve University |
Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences |
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Case Western Reserve University School of Nursing |
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Christian Theological Seminary |
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Cleveland Clinic, Lerner Research Institute |
Molecular Medicine Ph.D. |
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Cleveland-Marshall College of Law |
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Duquesne University |
MBA, MBA Sustainability, MS-Information Systems Mgmt, Master in Accountancy |
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Eastern Mennonite University |
Graduate Programs |
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Gannon University |
All Programs |
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Indiana Tech Law School |
Law School |
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John Carroll University |
Graduate Studies |
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Kent State University |
College of Business Administration, Graduate Programs |
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Kent State University |
College of Communication and Information, School of Library and Information Science |
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Kent State University |
College of Podiatric Medicine |
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Kent State University |
College of Public Health |
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Kent State University |
School of Digital Sciences |
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Lourdes University |
Graduate School, MEd, MBA, MALS, MOL, MSN, NAP, MA Theology |
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Malone University |
Malone University Graduate School |
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Midwestern University |
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New York Chiropractic College |
Doctorate of Chiropractic, Masters in Nutrition |
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Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) |
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Northwood University |
DeVos Graduate School |
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Nyack College |
All Graduate Programs |
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Ohio Northern University |
Law |
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Ohio State University |
College of Public Health |
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Rochester Institute of Technology |
Graduate Enrollment Services |
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The Ohio State University |
John Glenn School of Public Affairs (Public Policy) |
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The Ohio State University |
Graduate & Professional Admissions |
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The Ohio State University |
Moritz College of Law |
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The Ohio State University College of Social Work |
Social Work |
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The University of Akron |
Graduate Programs in Business |
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The University of Findlay |
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Trinity School for Ministry |
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University of Cincinnati Lindner College of Business |
Graduate Programs |
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University of Cincinnati |
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services |
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University of Dayton School of Law |
University of Dayton School of Law |
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University of Denver Sturm College of Law |
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University of Michigan |
Program in Survey Methodology |
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University of St. Thomas |
School of Law |
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University of Toledo |
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Ursuline College |
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Valparaiso University Graduate School |
All Programs |
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West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine |
Career Fair Tips
Bring copies of your resume on resume paper. Leave a copy with each representative you speak with. You may just collect literature if you are not prepared.
- Seniors – wear professional dress; other students should dress neatly.
- Prepare a brief introduction of yourself and your interests. Be ready to repeat it and give a firm handshake.
- Use our website links to research all the organizations in advance and be prepared to speak to the ones that interest you and value your qualifications.
- Be flexible – you may identify a new opportunity by talking to the recruiters!
- Be prepared to answer questions about your grades, work experience, and goals.
- Ask for the recruiter's business card. Be sure to shake hands when you leave the table. Later that day, send a "thank you" note.
Where is that employer?
You may wonder why a certain employer or type of employer is not represented at our Career and Internship Fair. There are two reasons why that might happen:
- Many employers do not use fairs to recruit and hire employees. They are either too small to hire frequently or use other means of recruiting such as networking and referral, posting jobs in a professional publication or "as-needed" hiring.
- We invited many employers who were unable to arrange their schedule to attend. Check with the Career Center to get contact information.
Do not conclude that there are no jobs in your field or career interest by the attendance at the job fair. Stop by the Career Center table. We may be able to help you locate employers who interest you!
