New Mexico State University (NMSU) announced its Office of Experiential Learning is set to hold the 19th annual Career Connections Fair. The NMSU Student Success Center offers attendees support in resume review and interview preparation for the event. This initiative is an opportunity for students to connect with potential employers from across the U.S.
Let's delve into more details about this event. On Jan. 30-31, the two-day event will take place at the third-floor ballrooms of Corbett Center Student Union from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This event is open to students of all majors. To make the most of the experience, participants are advised to check the latest list of employers on Handshake before the fair and to explore on-campus and virtual events hosted by employers in preparation, according to a press release by NMSU.
Now, let's take a look at what key representatives have to say about this fair. "Career Connections is the second largest career fair of the academic year," said Patricia Leyba, Experiential Learning director, according to a press release by NMSU. "Employers from across the U.S. will be in attendance, such as fair sponsors: Smith Engineering, Terracon-Geotechnical and Environmental Consultants, Bradbury Stamm Construction, as well as FDIC, Kohl’s, Los Alamos National Labs, TXDOT and many more. Employers are ready to kick off their spring recruitment season and are ready to connect with recent and upcoming graduates. Career Connections offers employers the opportunity to recruit for internship and co-op positions and full-time employment positions. We hope that NMSU students take full advantage of these career opportunities."
The Career Connections Fair is a part of the NMSU's wider objectives. The NMSU Office of Experiential Learning aims to enhance the education of NMSU students with national, global, and multicultural perspectives by the end of their college careers. The focus is on equipping graduates with essential skills for competence in their chosen fields and readiness for post-graduation career opportunities. The mission is to provide NMSU Aggies with robust experiential learning experiences that enhance their education, build necessary soft skills, and prepare them for successful post-graduation employment, according to the NMSU Office of Experiential Learning website.