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Career Fairs

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Career Fairs

One of our goals is to provide career opportunities for arts and humanities students and career and internship fairs is one way we can achieve this. Career and internship fairs offer Arts and Humanities students invaluable benefits, including networking opportunities with industry professionals, exploration of diverse career paths, access to internship opportunities, resume building and interview practice, insights into industry trends, confidence and professionalism development, and access to resources and support from career services. Participating in these fairs enhances students' chances of success post-graduation by providing them with practical experience, industry connections, and essential skills for their chosen fields.

Upcoming Fairs

Fall 2024 Career & Internship Fair 

All CSUSB students and alumni are welcome!

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Get ready to dive into a world of opportunities at the upcoming Fall 2024 Career & Internship Fair hosted by the CSUSB Career Center! Whether you're a first-year student, a senior, a master's candidate, or a recent graduate, this event is your gateway to connecting with a diverse range of employers. From part-time opportunities to full-blown careers, internships, and everything in between, the Career Center has got you covered.

The Fall 2024 Career & Internship Fair will take place in person at the SMSU North Rooms A, B, C, and E. Career fairs are a great way to meet with multiple employers in a 1:1 setting.

Who should attend? Students and alumni who are:

  • From all colleges of study and degree levels interested in various careers
  • Exploring career opportunities and seeking to network with recruiters
  • Wanting to practice their networking and interviewing skills in a live setting
  • Register on Handshake today to participate!

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Previous Fairs

April 2024 Career & Internship Fair

Arts & Humanities

On Thursday, April 25, 2024, Pathways to Success and CSUSB College of Arts and Letters hosted a Career and Internship Fair at the SMSU South Event Center A, tailored for Arts and Humanities students. With over 200 attendees, predominantly from CSUSB but also including students from Norco College and San Bernardino Valley College, the event offered exclusive networking avenues with about 20 organizations, exposure to diverse career trajectories, and access to distinctive internship and job employers. Notably, the fair underscored a growing demand from both students and local employers to provide such specialized opportunities within the arts and humanities realm. This emphasizes the importance of platforms that connect academic institutions with industry, enabling the creation of valuable career opportunities for students studying the arts and humanities. It reflects the changing dynamics of career exploration and job opportunities within this specific domain.

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside (BGCGRR) was an organization present at the career fair.

The Children’s Foundation of America was an organization who attended the career fair.

The California College Corps was an organization who attended the career fair.

Inlandia Institute was an organization present at the career fair.

Uplift San Bernardino is a collective impact initiative at the Making Hope Happen Foundation. They attended the career fair.

James C. Ramos Assembly member was present at the career fair.

Riverside Community Arts Association was an organization who attended the career fair.

Sam & Alfreda Maloof Foundation was present at the career fair.

San Bernardino County Museum was at the career fair.

The Arts Area was an organization that was present at the career fair.

NV Media was an employer that was present at the career fair.

TODEC Legal Center attended the career fair.

San Bernardino County, Public Health department was present at the career fair.

The Offices of San Bernardino Symphony was present at the career fair.

Pathways to Success was present at the career fair.

CSUSB College of Arts and Letters was present at the career fair.

CSUSB Jack H. Brown College was present at the career fair.