Career Services

Job Fairs

Career Services at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay sponsors several job fair events each year to provide students and recent graduates with the opportunity to connect with employers and professionals for career-related internships and full-time, professional positions. These events include the Job & Internship Fair (Fall and Spring Semesters), Education Job Fair (Spring) and Just In Time Job Fair (late Spring).

In your Handshake account, click on the "Events" tab then "Career Fair" to view a complete list of Fairs sponsored by UW-Green Bay as well as other institutions and organizations.

UW-Green Bay Job & Internship Fair

Virtual via Handshake!
Wednesday, March 3 and Thursday, March 4, 2021
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

This virtual two-day event will provide an opportunity to visit with employers who are seeking candidates for full-time jobs and internship opportunities. In Handshake you will be able to view the participating employers and sign up for informational group sessions and one-on-one sessions with them. Since slots are limited, you are encouraged to sign up in advance of the event. Below you will find a number of resources to assist you with preparing for virtual fairs and making the most of your experience!

• View Day One Employers and Register for Group and 1:1 Sessions (in Handshake)
• View Day Two Employers and Register for Group and 1:1 Sessions (in Handshake)
• View  Listing of Organizations and Positions for which they are Recruiting (PDF)

Resources to Help you Prepare for the Virtual Job Fair

Handshake Virtual Job Fair Resources/Guides:

• Handshake's Guide to Attending a Virtual Fair: An overview of the fair format and how to participate.
• Signing Up for & Managing Virtual Fair Sessions in Handshake
• Participating in a Virtual Fair
• Video Requirements & Troubleshooting Tips (NOTE: Includes a link to test your audio and video connection prior to the fair!) Twilio test link: https://networktest.twilio.com/ 
• Attending a Virtual Career Fair? 10 Tips You Need to Know

View these additional tips to help you make a great impression!​

• Update Your Resume: Whether you need it to register for a fair or to provide during a virtual chat, have your resume prepared in advance and saved as a PDF to avoid formatting issues. Upload and have it available so you can quickly access it if needed. 
• Research: Review the list of employers and learn about what they do and their opportunities. This will help you select who you'd like to visit, as well as allow you to prepare appropriate questions for your conversation or to express interest in a specific role. 
• ​Prepare Your Introduction: Although this isn't an interview, you might be asked "Tell us about yourself." Prepare a brief overview about your education, skills/experiences and career-related goals. View the Candid Career and CareerSpots elevator pitch tips below for ideas.
• Attire: While a virtual fair may seem less formal than a traditional in-person event, it is still important to dress for success. View tips on our Dress for Success page.
• Prepare Your Space: Although the employer is interested in seeing you, make sure you have a distraction-free space, and your background is appropriate.

• Test Your Technology: Should you use a specific browser? Does it work best on a computer/lap top or is it compatible with your tablet or smartphone? Is your Internet reliable? Test in advance so you can download any needed apps/programs and feel confident that your audio and video are working properly.

Treat the virtual job fair as you would an in-person event. Communicate professionally. Address individuals with courtesy. Take notes and be sure to follow up after the event - whether it is to complete an application or to thank the representatives for their time.  Looking for additional resources? View these Candid Career videos with tips for virtual job fairs and developing an elevator pitch.

Why should YOU attend a Job Fair at UW-Green Bay?
Juniors, Seniors, Graduate Students & Alumni:
- Build networks to expand your job search efforts
- Connect with employers about internship and full-time job opportunities
- Face-to-face interactions help you market yourself effectively to employers beyond a resume or a web-based application

First & Second Year Students:
- Explore career options in various fields
- Develop networks for future internships or job shadow experiences
- Learn more about the employers and organizations in attendance

Prepare for a Job Fair:
- Check out our guide, Get Noticed at the Job & Internship Fair 
- ​View these CareerSpots Videos to help put your best foot forward at a Fair.​

Job Fairs Co-Hosted or Supported by UW-Green Bay

• Wisconsin Educational Recruitment Fair (WERF) - Held each spring, WERF provides an opportunity for candidates who are interested in working in the K-12 school setting to engage with school districts from Wisconsin to learn more about their positions and what they are seeking in candidates for their district. 
• ​Internship Draft Day - Held in November, this event is sponsored by the NEWERA Higher Education Alliance and the NEW Manufacturing Alliance. Students can register to interview with companies based upon their interests.​

External Job Fairs - Not Hosted by UW-Green Bay

• Arizona Education Job Fairs - Arizona Department of Education
• CESA 1 Job Fair - Southeastern Wisconsin Teacher Recruitment Fair 
• Check the CESA website for more information and instructions how to register. Hosted by the Cooperative Educational Service Agency.
• Job Center of Wisconsin Job Fairs are specifically targeted for employers and job seekers in the immediate area.
• UNI Overseas Recruiting Fair for Teaching Overseas
• Wisconsin Broadcasters Association: View the WBA website to see their schedule of webinars, job fairs and networking events. Talk with working broadcasters about their jobs and the industry, and meet with Radio and TV station representatives from around the state of Wisconsin.