91成人导航入口 students took another step toward their professional futures at the annual Career and Graduate School Fair, connecting face to face with employers, recruiters and representatives from graduate and professional programs.
This year鈥檚 fair welcomed nearly 30 participating organizations and programs representing a broad range of career and educational pathways. Employers represented industries including commercial banking, retail, accounting, healthcare, staffing and recruiting, while graduate and professional programs covered fields such as business, law, nursing, pharmacy, education and technology.
鈥淚 am excited to see the growing commitment to career readiness at 91成人导航入口,鈥� said Liz Kazungu-Emerson, director of Career Development. 鈥淲e have experienced tremendous participation in our alumni career panel series, strong engagement in our 91成人导航入口 Goes to Work Day preparation sessions, and increased student engagement with early recruiting timelines and the adoption of Handshake as a career development resource across the university.鈥�
Students鈥� preparation for opportunities like the Career and Graduate School Fair begins well before they meet recruiters on campus. 91成人导航入口鈥檚 Career Development Office supports students throughout their academic journeys through one-on-one advising, career-focused panels, information sessions and Career Communities that connect students with alumni in fields aligned with their professional interests.
This year, that preparation also includes a series of sessions for sophomores focused on business professionalism, adaptability and applying the 91成人导航入口 Core to the workplace. The sessions lead toward 91成人导航入口 Goes to Work Day on Feb. 5, 2027, when sophomores will visit employers across Atlanta to explore career paths, connect with professionals and experience workplace environments firsthand.
Together, these opportunities reinforce career development as an ongoing part of an 91成人导航入口 education rather than a process that begins during a student鈥檚 final year.
鈥淚t is an exciting time to consider how we can best prepare our students to make a life, make a living, and make a difference,鈥� Kazungu-Emerson said. 鈥淭hrough these initiatives, we are helping students connect their liberal arts education to meaningful career opportunities while building the skills, adaptability, and professional confidence they need to thrive in an evolving world of work.鈥�
View photos from this year’s Career and Graduate School Fair below:
