Employer Professionals to Help Students Perfect Their Resumes, Practice Networking During Mixer
Representatives from the following companies will be on campus Tuesday, Nov. 15, to answer your questions.
Level up your career preparation by attending the Black EXperience: Career EXpo designed specifically for African American students. During this event students will hear from a panel of professionals who will share any challenges/barriers they have overcome within their career journey. Register to attend.
Questions? Email robynw@uark.edu.
Casual attire is fine. Participation guarantees multiple entries into giveaways. The event includes heavy refreshments, mocktails and music. Register to attend.
Agenda
- 6:15-7 p.m.: Employer Panel
- 7-8 p.m.: Mocktail Mixer (practice your networking skills, receive resume assistance and career advice!)
Topics
Contacts
Robyn Williams, associate director of career engagement
Career Development Center
479-575-4660,
robynw@uark.edu
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