Career Events

October 2025

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• 1
  Wednesday
  2025 Fall STEM Job, Co-op, & Internship Fair

  11:00am

  at Kennesaw State University - Marietta Event Center

  Getting ready for the 2025 STEM Fair!

   

  What to Expect:

   

  • All Career Planning and Development Career Fairs are open to all students, alumni, and majors.
  • Three-Day fair: Each day you can expect to see different employers. Be sure to view who is attending in the Handshake App.
    • Day 1 - Computer Technology, Math, Data, and Engineering
    • Day 2 - Architecture, Construction, and Structural Design and Engineering
    • Day 3 - Engineering
  • Business Professional or Casual Attire is required. Owl Swap is available to select items more appropriate to enter the career fair
  • Fair is only open to currently enrolled KSU students and alums. Student from other universities is not allowed to attend.
  • Visit our website for more information to help you prepare - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/job-fairs/index.php
  • Check Handshake and/or OwlLife for workshops and prep events leading up to the career fair - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/students/events.php

  What to Bring:

   

  • Multiple Copies of your resume. A copier will be available to make additional copies. No printer available
  • Bring your KSU ID or be prepared to provide your number or KSU email address during check-in.
  • Your phone with the Handshake app downloaded to view employers and booth numbers.
• 2
  Thursday
  2025 Fall STEM Job, Co-op, & Internship Fair

  11:00am

  at Kennesaw State University - Marietta Event Center

  Getting ready for the 2025 STEM Fair!

   

  What to Expect:

   

  • All Career Planning and Development Career Fairs are open to all students, alumni, and majors.
  • Three-Day fair: Each day you can expect to see different employers. Be sure to view who is attending in the Handshake App.
    • Day 1 - Computer Technology, Math, Data, and Engineering
    • Day 2 - Architecture, Construction, and Structural Design and Engineering
    • Day 3 - Engineering
  • Business Professional or Casual Attire is required. Owl Swap is available to select items more appropriate to enter the career fair
  • Fair is only open to currently enrolled KSU students and alums. Student from other universities is not allowed to attend.
  • Visit our website for more information to help you prepare - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/job-fairs/index.php
  • Check Handshake and/or OwlLife for workshops and prep events leading up to the career fair - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/students/events.php

  What to Bring:

   

  • Multiple Copies of your resume. A copier will be available to make additional copies. No printer available
  • Bring your KSU ID or be prepared to provide your number or KSU email address during check-in.
  • Your phone with the Handshake app downloaded to view employers and booth numbers.
• 3
  Friday
  Aligning Internships for Academic Credit

  10:00am

  For companies and employers interested in recruiting at KSU.
  
  Learn how to align your internship program with university credit requirements to attract top student talent. Support students in earning credit through meaningful, standards-aligned experiences. Discover the key elements needed to meet institutional guidelines while fostering student success. Gain practical tools to design internships that fulfill both educational outcomes and organizational goals.
  
  What You Will Learn:

   

  • Understand the requirements for students to earn academic credit through internships.
  • Identify the necessary documentation and supervision for academic approval.
  • Structure your internship program to meet both educational and organizational objectives.

  Questions: Contact the Experiential Education Team at experientialed@kennesaw.edu

• 4
  Saturday

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  Sunday
• 6
  Monday
  Hired and Noticed (Employer and Student)

  2:00pm

  at Academic Learning Center, 4103

  Learn how to stand out in today’s competitive digital job market. This session covers branding yourself, building a strong online presence and making a memorable impression with employers.

• 7
  Tuesday
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  Wednesday
  Choosing Your Own Lane in Business

  12:00pm

  Join us for an informative presentation on how to find your dream career within the business field of your choice. We'll explore different pathways, professional organizations, and share tips on how to network in your chosen field!

• 9
  Thursday
  How to Apply and Stand Out

  11:30am

  Want to stand out to employers but not sure how? Join us to discover how to highlight your strengths and leave a lasting impression.

• 10
  Friday
• 11
  Saturday

• 12
  Sunday
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  Monday
  Intern-Vention Week: Fix It, Frame It

  1:00pm

  at Academic Learning Center, 3200

  This workshop empowers interns to take ownership of their internship experience—especially in environments where structure or guidance may be limited. Through hands-on activities, interns will learn how to set meaningful professional goals, identify opportunities for self-directed learning, and confidently communicate their ideas to supervisors.

   

  Learning Outcomes: 

  • Identify and articulate personal and professional goals relevant to their internship through guided self-reflection.
  • Design self-directed tasks or projects that align with both their goals and their internship context.
  • Develop and confidently deliver a professional pitch to propose their ideas to supervisors.
• 14
  Tuesday
• 15
  Wednesday
  Imposter Syndrome: Conquer Career Hesitations & Fears

  12:00pm

  Ever feel like you’re the only one who doesn’t have it all figured out? Whether you’re preparing for internships, job interviews, or your first full-time role, imposter syndrome can make you question your skills and worth. In this supportive and interactive session, you’ll explore the root of self-doubt, learn how to reframe negative thoughts, and practice strategies to boost confidence. Discover how to recognize your strengths, trust your journey, and step into new opportunities with clarity and courage.

  Intern-vention Week: Pave Your Own Path

  1:00pm

  at Academic Learning Center, 3200

  This workshop empowers interns to take ownership of their internship experience—especially in environments where structure or guidance may be limited. Through hands-on activities, interns will learn how to set meaningful professional goals, identify opportunities for self-directed learning, and confidently communicate their ideas to supervisors.

   

  Learning Outcomes: 

  • Identify and articulate personal and professional goals relevant to their internship through guided self-reflection.
  • Design self-directed tasks or projects that align with both their goals and their internship context.
  • Develop and confidently deliver a professional pitch to propose their ideas to supervisors.
• 16
  Thursday
  Intern-Vention Week: Stress-Less Studio

  2:00pm

  at Academic Learning Center, 3104

  A creative, low-pressure space for interns to process stress, reset focus, and reflect on their experience. Through guided journaling, visual expression, and reflection prompts, interns can unpack mental clutter, reframe challenges, and reconnect with their goals.

   

  Learning Outcomes:

  • Identify and process internship-related stress using creative tools like journaling and visual expression.
  • Reflect on current experience to recognize successes, challenges, and areas for improvement.
  • Apply basic organizational or mindset strategies to reduce overwhelm and improve focus.
• 17
  Friday
  Intern-Vention Week: Flash Forward Vision

  10:00am

  at Academic Learning Center, 4200

  This future-focused workshop helps interns bridge the gap between their current experience and long-term career goals. Through reflection, resource exploration, and guided planning, students will gain clarity on their next steps and feel motivated to make the most of their internship.

   

  Learning Outcomes:

  • Navigate and utilize career resources and job search platforms effectively.
  • Articulate how the internship experience supports their long-term career goals.
  • Develop a personalized post-internship action plan to guide next professional steps.
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• 21
  Tuesday
  ALC Fall Festival - Haunt the Halls

  10:30am

  at All Over the Academic Learning Center

  Creep through each floor for treats, giveaways, and a peek at the student services that have your back. Support is lurking around every corner… if you dare to find it! 
   

  • 5th Floor: Journey Honors College, Office of Prestigious Undergraduate Awards, and Global Education
  • 4th Floor: SMART Center and Student Athlete Success Services
  • 3rd Floor: Career Planning & Development
  • 1st Floor: Owl Advising, Academic Coaching and Support, and The Writing Center. 
• 22
  Wednesday
  Write It Right: AI Resumes & Cover Letters Tools

  1:00pm

  Ready to make your resume and cover letter stand out? Join us to explore effective writing techniques, tips for beating ATS filters, and how AI can assist you in crafting polished, professional job application materials.

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  Monday
  Grab-a-Slice

  12:00pm

  at Academic Learning Center

  Come find the Department of Career Planning and Development on campus for a free slice of pizza and tips for prepping for the upcoming job fair - we'll be leaving from the ALC and heading to the main busy areas of campus on golf cart to pass out pizza and career prep tips.

• 28
  Tuesday
  2025 Fall Job & Internship Fair (All Majors)

  11:00am

  at Siegel Student Recreation & Activities Center

  Getting ready for the 2025 Fall Job and Internship Fair (All Majors)!

   

  What to Expect:

   

  • All Career Planning and Development Career Fairs are open to all students, alumni, and majors. 
  • Two-Day fair: Each day you can expect to see different employers. Be sure to view who is attending in the Handshake App.
    • Day 1 – Humanities, Business, Healthcare, Education, and Helping Professions
    • Day 2 - STEM and Data Professions (includes Business and Humanities)
  • Business Professional or Casual Attire is required. Owl Swap is available to select items more appropriate to enter the career fair
  • Fair is only open to currently enrolled KSU students and alums. Students from other universities is not allowed to attend.
  • Visit our website for more information to help you prepare - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/job-fairs/index.php
  • Check Handshake and/or OwlLife for workshops and prep events leading up to the career fair - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/students/events.php

   

  What to Bring:

   

  • Multiple Copies of your resume. A copier will be available to make additional copies. No printer available
  • Bring your KSU ID or be prepared to provide your number or KSU email address during check-in.
  • Your phone with the Handshake app downloaded to view employers and booth numbers.
  2025 Fall Job & Internship Fair (All Majors) - Day 1

  11:00am

  at Siegel Student Recreation & Activities Center, Main Gym

  There’s something for everyone at this fair. This event is for jobs and internships in all majors and industries. Don't forget that this is a two-day fair, so be sure to look for which day each company or school will be in attendance and make plans to attend both days to visit with more companies! 

• 29
  Wednesday
  2025 Fall Job & Internship Fair (All Majors)

  11:00am

  at Siegel Student Recreation & Activities Center

  Getting ready for the 2025 Fall Job and Internship Fair (All Majors)!

   

  What to Expect:

   

  • All Career Planning and Development Career Fairs are open to all students, alumni, and majors. 
  • Two-Day fair: Each day you can expect to see different employers. Be sure to view who is attending in the Handshake App.
    • Day 1 – Humanities, Business, Healthcare, Education, and Helping Professions
    • Day 2 - STEM and Data Professions (includes Business and Humanities)
  • Business Professional or Casual Attire is required. Owl Swap is available to select items more appropriate to enter the career fair
  • Fair is only open to currently enrolled KSU students and alums. Students from other universities is not allowed to attend.
  • Visit our website for more information to help you prepare - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/job-fairs/index.php
  • Check Handshake and/or OwlLife for workshops and prep events leading up to the career fair - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/students/events.php

   

  What to Bring:

   

  • Multiple Copies of your resume. A copier will be available to make additional copies. No printer available
  • Bring your KSU ID or be prepared to provide your number or KSU email address during check-in.
  • Your phone with the Handshake app downloaded to view employers and booth numbers.
• 30
  Thursday
  2025 Fall Government & Non-Profit Fair

  11:00am

  at Siegel Student Recreation & Activities Center

  Getting ready for the 2025 Fall Government & Non-Profit Fair!

  What to Expect:

  • All Career Planning and Development Career Fairs are open to all students, alumni, and majors.
  • Business Professional or Casual Attire is required. Owl Swap is available to select items more appropriate to enter the career fair
  • Fair is only open to currently enrolled KSU students and alums. Students from other universities is not allowed to attend.
  • Visit our website for more information to help you prepare - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/job-fairs/index.php
  • Check Handshake and/or OwlLife for workshops and prep events leading up to the career fair - https://www.kennesaw.edu/careers/students/events.php

  What to Bring:

  • Multiple Copies of your resume. A copier will be available to make additional copies. No printer available
  • Bring your KSU ID or be prepared to provide your number or KSU email address during check-in.
  • Your phone with the Handshake app downloaded to view employers and booth numbers.
• 31
  Friday
• 1
  Saturday