http://www.american.edu/calendar en-us Will you graduate this month with a degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics? Are you looking to start your career in the STEM field? If so, attend EOP's free Stem Diversity Career Expo on Friday, May 31. Organized by Equal Opportunity Publications, Inc., the expo will feature more than 100 recruiters from major corporations and government agencies looking for new talent. The expo is held in association with groups such as the Raytheon Company, Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA-DC Chapter), IEEE Computer Society, and Women In Technology International (WITI). The expo is free for individuals older than 18 looking for both entry-level and professional positions. Business dress is required, and attendees should bring resumes to provide to employers. Pre-register for the event at http://eop.com/expo to ensure your attendance. For questions, contact info@eop.com. WHEN Friday, May 31 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE Ronald Reagan Building 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, D.C. 20004 https://www.american.edu/calendar/?id=4597847 Fri, May 10, 2013 10:13:31 American University alumni are invited to attend the Recruit DC Alumni Only Career Expo, held on Tuesday, June 11, at the George Washington University campus. Twenty area colleges and universities are participating in this event, and more than 100 top companies from the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area are expected to attend and recruit graduates for their open positions. Registered employers include ING Financial Partners, TRAK Companies, Northwestern Mutual, BB&T, and more. Alumni job seekers will meet face-to-face with employers from a variety of industries while networking with fellow AU alumni and those of other area schools. Registration is required for this event, and costs $10 before June 3; after that date, the price will increase to $15. To register and review all registered employers and their current position openings, visit http://hiredc2013-eac2.eventbrite.com/#. WHEN Tuesday, June 11 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE George Washington University The Charles E. Smith Center 600 22nd Street NW Washington, D.C. 20052 https://www.american.edu/calendar/?id=4593242 Fri, May 17, 2013 16:31:30 The job search process can be intimidating. Fortunately, Career Center and Human Resources staff are available to guide students every step of the way. Come learn where to find a part-time job on or off campus or earn your Federal Work Study award. Also learn more about the application process and how to become a stronger applicant by utilizing Career Center services and resources. https://www.american.edu/calendar/?id=4597265 Fri, May 17, 2013 16:29:25 Have you been awarded Federal Work Study (FWS)? If so, attend the annual FWS job fair and talk with representatives from more than 30 university offices, local nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. You can even apply on the spot for a part-time student job. Employers range from AU Athletics and Public Safety to off-campus organizations such as Kid Power DC and National Parks Conservation Association. Only students awarded Federal Work Study should attend. Dress professionally and come prepared with copies of your resume and identification documents for on-the-spot hiring. Find job listings, resume tips, and details about FWS hiring and payroll procedures at www.american.edu/studentjobs. https://www.american.edu/calendar/?id=4587266 Wed, April 24, 2013 16:38:49