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Events Calendar

The Events Calendar lists events created or sponsored by Career Services at Wright State University.  Each listing on this page includes a link to more detailed information or to a contact person.

Off campus job fairs and other opportunities are featured on a separate page:
Off Campus Job Fairs
.

Except for the links marked 'Log in to The Wright Search,' event and information links on this page open in a separate window.

List of Career Services
On Campus Events

Date Event Name, Time, Location, Description. Registration, Miscellaneous Information, Helpful Links.

Fall quarter 2009.

On-Campus Interviewing for Fall quarter.

Interviews held in Career Services,
E334 Student Union.

By appointment only, for registered users in The Wright Search.

Candidates: Log in to The Wright Search

Employers: please call Gail Whitaker, Assistant Director, at 937-775-2556, or email gail.whitaker@wright.edu

Review program information

October 13, 2009.

Etiquette Luncheon,
Student Union.

Participants will be coached through the finer points of business dining, mingling, and networking. Presenters are Business Etiquette Trainers certified by DTN Productions.

Reservations and full payment required in advance, by deadline.  Professional dress. 

Faculty, staff, departments, colleges and clubs may host tables and invite students to be their guests. Email charlene.walker@wright.edu.

Review event Information

October 15, 2009.

EmployAbility Employer Conference,
9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
Apollo, Endeavour, and Atlantis Rooms,
Student Union.

Advance registration required.

Review event information

Fall Quarter 2009.

The Washington Center Campus Visit,
Information Session,
Open to all students.

Opportunities for all majors.
Internships available all quarters.
International internships available in Quebec, Canada; London and Oxford, England; and Sydney, Australia.

Special short-term programs in Presidential Campaign, Conventions, and Inauguration.

Review program information

November 6 through November 20, 2009.

Career Services Post Graduation Plans Survey.

If you are graduating this quarter, watch your wright.edu email inbox for details!

January through February 2010.

On-Campus Interviewing for Winter quarter.

Interviews are held in Career Services,
E334 Student Union.

By appointment only, for registered users. Interviews scheduled via The Wright Search.

Candidates: Log in to The Wright Search

Employers: please call Gail Whitaker, Assistant Director, at 937-775-2556, or email gail.whitaker@wright.edu

Review program information

Winter Quarter 2010.

The Washington Center Campus Visit.

 

 

The Washington Center (TWC) in Washington, D.C., facilitates internship opportunities for Wright State students in all majors.
Scholarship funding available to support selected interns in some government agencies, for applicants who are U.S. Citizens.

A variety of internships available in non-governmental agencies.

The undergraduate internship programs are open to students who are second quarter sophomore or above, with a 2.75 cumulative GPA or above.

Review program information

Winter Quarter 2010.

Institute for Recruitment of Teachers Campus Visit and Interviews.

Interviews require advance signup and are held in Career Services, E334 Student Union.

 

Pre-interview appointment in Career Services required before scheduling interview. Call Career Services front desk for appointment, 937.775.2556.

Participants in IRT are mentored throughout graduate school application process and IRT advocates for their admission and financial aid.  Students select graduate programs from a list of IRT consortium schools.

For undergraduate major in mathematics, social sciences, humanities, education or computer science.

Review program information

First week of January 2010.

Early application deadline for 2010 Fall Quarter program.

Applications require campus liaison approval and are due in Career Services two weeks prior to submission deadline posted by The Washington Center.

The Washington Center application deadlines:
Quarterly internship placement in Washington, D.C., with governmental and nongovernmental agencies, available through The Washington Center.

Call (937) 775-2556 to make an appointment with Debra Wilburn.

Apply at earliest date for term desired.

Special programs and competitive aid for desirable majors, students with disabilities, students with documented financial need, and diversity candidates (for Federal Government internships).

For second term sophomores and above, with established 2.75 GPA. GPA requirements may be higher for some programs.

Review program information

February 9, 2010.

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Recruiting Day,
1:00 to 4:00 p.m.,
Student Union Apollo Room.

Recruiting fair for career employment, co-op and internship opportunities.

 

A professional résumé is required for admission of candidates.

Employers must register in advance.

New employers interested in this event should select the appropriate targeted candidate pools when completing The Wright Search Get Connected Form:
http://career.wright.edu/employer/getconnected.html

Employers already registered with The Wright Search, please send an email to career_services@wright.edu

February 10, 2010.

Liberal Arts and Human Services Recruiting Day,
9:00 to 11:30 a.m.,
Student Union Apollo Room.

Recruiting fair for career employment, co-op and internship opportunities.

 

A professional résumé is required for admission of candidates.

Employers must register in advance.

New employers interested in this event should select the appropriate targeted candidate pools when completing The Wright Search Get Connected Form:
http://career.wright.edu/employer/getconnected.html

Employers already registered with The Wright Search, please send an email to career_services@wright.edu

February 10, 2010.

Business Recruiting Day,
1:00 to 4:00 p.m.,
Student Union Apollo Room.

Recruiting fair for career employment, co-op and internship opportunities.

 

A professional résumé is required for admission of candidates.

Employers must register in advance.

New employers interested in this event should select the appropriate targeted candidate pools when completing The Wright Search Get Connected Form:
http://career.wright.edu/employer/getconnected.html

Employers already registered with The Wright Search, please send an email to career_services@wright.edu

March 3, 2010.

Education Fair and Interview Day:
Recruiting fair for full-time positions in education.

8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m., Student Registration for Open Fair.
8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., Open Fair.
10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Scheduled Interviews.
1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Scheduled Interviews.

 

For Wright State University students and alumni who will be licensed to teach in the 2007-2008 school year.

Employers must register in advance.

No advance registration required of candidates for Open Fair portion.

Sceduled interviews are arranged in advance, via The Wright Search on particular timelines.

Candidates: Log in to The Wright Search,

Review event information

March 5 through March 19, 2010.

Career Services Post Graduation Plans Survey.

If you are graduating this quarter, watch your wright.edu email inbox for details!

March 25, 2010.

EmployAbility Job Fair for People with Disabilities.

Apollo Room,
Student Union.

Advance registration required for employer.

No advance registration for candidates.
Bring multiple copies of a professional résumé.
Professional dress recommended.

Mock interviews offered.

Review event information

Weeks 9 and 10, Winter Quarter 2010.

Co-op and Internship Exit Interviews.

Winter quarter 2009 students who registered with Career Services for a co-op or internship experience must complete exit interviews to finalize their grade.

Review exit interview information

Spring Quarter 2010.

Student Employment Virtual Job Fair.

Online, in The Wright Search.

The virtual fair is designed to connect on-campus employers who need summer student employees with students who are available and eligible to work during Summer 2010.

Spring Quarter 2010.

On-Campus Interviewing for Spring quarter.

Interviews held in Career Services,
E334 Student Union.

By appointment only, for registered users, in The Wright Search.

Candidates: Log in to The Wright Search

Employers: please call Gail Whitaker, Assistant Director, at 937-775-2556, or email gail.whitaker@wright.edu

Review program information

April 12 through April 18, 2009.

National Student Employment Week.

Offices celebrate their student workers.

In January and February, supervisors nominated outstanding student employees for Student Employee of the Year, an award presented during this week.

Celebrations as planned by supervisors, departments, and colleges.

Review event information.

For more information, email Charlene Walker.

May 11, 2010.

Etiquette Luncheon,
Student Union.

Admittance by advance registration only.

Participants will be coached through the finer points of business dining, mingling, and networking. Presenters are Business Etiquette Trainers certified by DTN Productions.

Reservations and full payment required in advance, by deadline.  Professional dress. 

Faculty, staff, departments, colleges and clubs may host tables and invite students to be their guests. Email charlene.walker@wright.edu.

May 31 through June 12, 2010.

Career Services Post Graduation Plans Survey
and
Career Services Senior Survey.

If you are graduating this quarter, watch your wright.edu email inbox for details!

August 2010.

Student Employment Virtual Job Fair.

Online, in The Wright Search.

The virtual fair is designed to connect on-campus employers who need summer student employees with students who are available and eligible to work during the 2009-2010 academic year.

A link to event information will be posted during Summer Quarter 2010.

Summer Quarter 2010.

Career Services Post Graduation Plans Survey.

If you are graduating this quarter, watch your wright.edu email inbox for details!

September 2010,

Early application deadline for 2011 Summer Quarter program.

Applications require campus liaison approval and are due in Career Services two weeks prior to submission deadline posted by The Washington Center.

The Washington Center Application Deadlines.
Quarterly internship placement in Washington, D.C., with governmental and nongovernmental agencies, available through The Washington Center.

Call (937) 775-2556 to make an appointment with Debra Wilburn.

Limited number of scholarships.  Apply at earliest date for term desired.

Special programs and competitive aid for desirable majors, students with disabilities, students with documented financial need, and diversity candidates (for Federal Government internships).

For second term sophomores and above, with established 2.75 GPA. GPA requirements may be higher for some programs.

Review program information

September 20, 2010.

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Recruiting Day,
1:00 to 4:00 p.m.,
Student Union Apollo Room.

Recruiting fair for career employment, co-op and internship opportunities.

Information for Job Candidates

 

A professional résumé is required for admission of candidates.

Employers must register in advance.

New employers interested in this event should select the appropriate targeted candidate pools when completing The Wright Search Get Connected Form:
http://career.wright.edu/employer/getconnected.html

Employers already registered with The Wright Search, please send an email to career_services@wright.edu

September 21, 2010.

Business Recruiting Day,
1:00 to 4:00 p.m.,
Student Union Apollo Room.

Recruiting fair for career employment, co-op and internship opportunities.

Information for Job Candidates

 

A professional résumé is required for admission of candidates.

Employers must register in advance.

New employers interested in this event should select the appropriate targeted candidate pools when completing The Wright Search Get Connected Form:
http://career.wright.edu/employer/getconnected.html

Employers already registered with The Wright Search, please send an email to career_services@wright.edu

September 22, 2010.

Liberal Arts and Human Services Recruiting Day,
1:00 to 4:00 p.m.,
Student Union Apollo Room.

Recruiting fair for career employment, co-op and internship opportunities.

Information for Job Candidates

 

A professional résumé is required for admission of candidates.

Employers must register in advance.

New employers interested in this event should select the appropriate targeted candidate pools when completing The Wright Search Get Connected Form:
http://career.wright.edu/employer/getconnected.html

Employers already registered with The Wright Search, please send an email to career_services@wright.edu

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