Professional Career Fair

Campus Recreation Center

Tuesday, February 6th, 2024

10AM - 3PM

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Technical Career Fair

Campus Recreation Center (Engineering and IT)

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TUC Great Hall (Construction, Civil, and Architectural Engineering)

Wednesday, February 7th and Thursday, February 8th 2024

10AM - 3PM

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Employer Interviews

Friday, February 9th

9AM - 3PM

 

About

The University of Cincinnati and the College of Engineering and Applied Science Tribunal are thrilled to welcome both employers and students to campus for the Spring 2024 Career Week. The University of Cincinnati Spring Career Week provides students and employers the opportunity to network, interview, and connect through both professional and informal events over the course of five (5) days. Whether looking to hire full-time or part-time, co-op or intern, employers will find an incredibly talented and diverse pool of CEAS candidates. We look forward to hosting you this Spring.  

To learn more about the incredible opportunities offered as a part of the Spring 2024 Career Week please see the general information below! 

Once again, students are REQUIRED to register in advance for our the Spring 2024 Career Fair. While waiting for the fair, students are encouraged to prepare by saving the fair on Handshake and viewing employers currently registered for the Spring 2024 Career Fair. 

Questions? Be sure to follow us on Instagram @uc_careerfair to receive the most up-to-date information regarding the Spring 2024 Career Week! 

The Bearcat talking to an employer at the Career Fair.

Resume Review Day - Friday, February 2nd

Resume Review Day gives students an opportunity to get their resume reviewed by industry leaders before attending the Career Fair. It's a great way to begin preparing and allows students to meet employers in advance. Returning Spring 2024, students attending Resume Review Day will have the opportunity to also attend a preemptive student-led resume workshop to further develop and refine their resumes. It is strongly recommended that all underclassmen register to attend both sessions. 

This is an incredible opportunity with limited capacity, so students are encouraged to sign-up in January

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Evening With Industry - Tuesday, February 6th

The Society of Women Engineers’ Evening With Industry is an opportunity to interact with highly sought-after female engineering and technology students. The event will consist of several rotational networking sessions and food will be served to all employee attendees and students. From new students to graduating seniors, industry representatives will be able to interact with a broad range of UC's female CEAS students. Students have the advantage of personal one-on-one or small group discussions with companies that hire their major.

Employers interested in attending this wonderful event will have the opportunity to purchase a set of two tickets as an add-on item when registering for the Career Week. Employers with any questions are encouraged to reach out to the UC Society of Women Engineers at uc.swe.events@gmail.com for further information.

Students can register for the event HERE

View of the Career Fair.

Professional Career Fair

The Professional Career Fair is targeted towards employers planning to hire students or recent graduates for  full-time and internship positions outside of the engineering fields. Graduate schools are also invited to attend. A wide variety of majors are included in this fair. 

To see the full list of majors attending the Professional Career Fair, you can filter through your major of interest. 

The Professional Career Fair is held in the Campus Recreation Center on University of Cincinnati's main campus. Employers are invited to purchase one or more booths and may bring a display and materials to distribute to students. Lunch is included, complimentary WiFi is available, and day-of power can be accessed for an additional fee during registration. 

Student talking to an employer at the Career Fair.

Technical Career Fair

The Technical Career Fair is targeted toward employers looking to hire technical majors for full-time, co-op, and internship positions. Most of these students participate in the University of Cincinnati's mandatory co-operative education program. A wide variety of majors are included in this fair, including majors in the following categories but not limited to:

  • Engineering
  • Engineering Technology
  • Information Technology
  • Operations

To see the full list of majors attending the Technical Career Fair, you can filter through your major of interest.

The Technical Career Fair is held in the Campus Recreation Center and Tangeman University Center on University of Cincinnati's main campus. Employers are invited to purchase one or more booths and may bring a display and materials to distribute to students. Lunch will be served, complimentary WiFi is available, and day-of power can be accessed for an additional fee during registration.

Student check-in at the career fair.

Interview Days

The Career Fair Week Interview Days offer an opportunity for employers participating in the Career Fair to meet with their top candidates one-on-one for 30-minute interviews on-campus the Friday (February 9th) following the Professional and Technical Career Fairs.  

Employers may participate in Interview Day free of charge by clicking on the Interview Day box during registration and selecting the desired number of interview booths. 

Employers are to schedule their own interviews directly with student candidates at a mutually agreeable time. At the start of the fair, you will receive a blank interview schedule with a number of 30-minute time blocks from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Fill in your schedule as you talk with candidates, and turn in the carbon copy of your schedule at Employer Check-Out. 

Resume Review Day

 

Engineering Resume Review Day

Friday, February 2nd

Resume Review Day gives students an opportunity to get their resume reviewed by industry leaders before attending the Career Fair. It is a great way to get prepared and it also allows students to meet employers in advanced. Returning in Spring 2024 students attending Resume Review Day will have the opportunity to also attend a preemptive student-led resume workshop to further develop and refine their resumes.

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Business Resupalooza

TBA

Lindner business students, come get your resume reviewed before the Career Fair! This is an opportunity to meet with an employer representative one-on-one to go over your resume and ask questions. This will take place virtually and you will be expected to screen share your resume.

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How to Prepare

In-Person Career Fair: 

  • Review the list of companies that will be there. 

  • Research employers that interest you. 

  • Prepare a brief (30-second) self-introduction (e.g., name, major, year, and one question). 

  • Attend Resume Review Days. 

  • Schedule a meeting with your Co-op Advisor to polish your resume, practice your self-introduction, get ideas for questions to ask, and prepare for interviews. 

  • Attend company information sessions. Information sessions let you learn about a company's culture, hiring process, and current hiring priorities from someone who actually works there. Look for information sessions in Handshake within two weeks of the fair. 

  • Plan to spend 1-2 hours at the fair. 

  • Read our Student Best Practices for a universal guide on job-seeking at career fairs. 

 

What to Wear and Bring

  • What to Wear and Bring: 

  • Wear business professional. No student will be admitted wearing jeans, tennis shoes, or t-shirts. 

  • See @uc_careerfair on Instagram for resources on getting dress attire!

  • Bring your Bearcat Card (student ID). 

  • Bring a folder or portfolio with five to fifteen copies of your resume, a note pad and pen. 

  • Coat and bag check is available, but you can skip the line and save time by leaving your coat and backpack at home or in a secure place while you’re at the fair. The Campus Recreation Center has a limited number of day-use lockers with built-in locks that members and non-members can use for free. 

Volunteer

We provide the opportunity to volunteer at the Career Fair on any of the three days. Volunteering at the Career Fair will give you great opportunity to get involved with your college's student government. It will also provide you with the opportunity to network with company representatives. 

Additional information regarding volunteer opportunities and volunteer registration information for the Spring 2024 Career Week will be emailed to students in the weeks leading up to the event. 

Professional dress is required for all volunteers. Contact uccareerfair@gmail.com for more information. 

Employer Information

Information Sessions & Tabling

If you would like to schedule an information session or table in the Lindner College of Business, please contact Andrew Wellendorf (Andrew.Wellendorf@uc.edu) or visit this form. Otherwise, request an event in Handshake. See How to Request an Event and Understanding Event Formats in Handshake. Requests for on-campus events should be made at least two weeks prior to the desired event date.

Resume Review Day

The Technical Resume Review Day is an event hosted by the Engineering and Applied Science Tribunal in order to help prepare students for the Career Fair. This event gives students the opportunity to sign up for 20-minute intervals to receive resume feedback from industry leaders and gives students the ability to network with employers before the Technical Career Fair.

It is also used as a chance for employers to build student relations, as well as get face-to-face time with additional students that might be seeking a co-op at no cost to them.

 

 

Contact Us

The UC Career Week is organized by the Engineering & Applied Science Tribunal, Lindner College of Business Career Services Center, and the College of Cooperative Education and Professional Studies.

Should you have any questions, please contact us at (513) 556 - 7234 or uccareerfair@gmail.com for the Career Development Team or careereducation@uc.edu for our Marketing & Events Manager. Thank you.