Stanford
University 2009-2010 Career Fairs
Career fairs
are an excellent way for employers to begin to build their recruiting
efforts on-campus. There are many career fairs hosted at Stanford University,
some sponsored by the CDC and others by various groups throughout the
campus. For additional information
about any of the fairs, please call or e-mail the specified contact person
or organization within each of the respective sections.
All employers
participating in career fairs at Stanford University should review the Career Development Center's policies and guidelines.
If you would like information regarding career fairs geared towards MBA, Medicine or
Law students, please contact the following:
- the Graduate School of Business Career
Management Center - 650-723-2151.
- the School of Education Career Services & Alumni Relations Office – 650-723-0555
- the Stanford Law School Career
Services - 650-723-3924.
- the School of Medicine Career Services
- http://med.stanford.edu/career center/
2009-2010 CAREER FAIR SCHEDULE
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CAREER
FAIRS
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DATE
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CONTACT
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| Engineering
Alumni Job Fair |
September 17, 2009 |
Steve Stanghellini |
| Fall Career
Fair |
October 6, 2009 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Computer
Forum Job Fair |
October 7, 2009 |
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| Energy & Environmental Career Fair |
October 12, 2009 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Graduate School Fair |
November 5, 2009 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Computer
Forum Job Fair |
January 13, 2010 |
Connie
Chan |
| Engineering
Opportunity Job Fair |
January 30, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
| ME Design Career Fair |
February 9, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Construction
Management/Structural Engineering Fair |
February 10, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Liberal
Arts Career Fair |
February 11, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Winter Medtech Career Fair |
February 24, 2010 |
Carmen Zahiralis |
| Startup 101 Entrepreneur Career Expo |
February 24, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Silicon Valley Nonprofit Career
Fair |
March 3, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Spring Career Fair (Day 1) |
April 14, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
| Spring Career Fair (Day 2) |
April 15, 2010 |
Jim Frizzell |
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Engineering Alumni Job Fair
The Alumni Job Fair is a career fair for Stanford engineering
alumni, sponsored by the Stanford Engineering Alumni Relations Program.
This fair is NOT hosted by the Career Development Center,
but is a great opportunity for employers to meet experienced professionals,
all of whom are graduates of Stanford.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Thursday, September 17, 2009 |
| Location: |
Computer History Museum |
| Time: |
4 PM - 8 PM |
| Fee: |
$875 thru June 30, $950 after June 30. |
| Contact: |
Steve Stanghellini
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| Web site: |
Click here |
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Fall Career Fair
The Fall Career Fair provides an opportunity for employers to talk informally
with 3,000-4,000 students about their organization, the career field it represents,
internships, and permanent positions. It can be used to promote your organization,
collect resumes and screen potential candidates. This fair serves Stanford
students from all academic programs and degree levels.
Additional information about the 2009 Fall Career Fair is available here.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Tuesday,
October 6, 2009 |
| Location: |
Outside at White Plaza |
| Time: |
11 AM - 3 PM |
| Cost: |
Business $900 - Full table
Government $400 - Half table
Nonprofit's
$125 - Half-table
|
| Contact: |
Jim Frizzell |
| Registration: |
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED
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Computer
Forum Job Fair
The Computer Forum is the industrial affiliate program for the Computer Science
Department. This fair is being organized for Computer Forum members only. To
find out more about becoming a member of the Computer Forum, please click here.
This fair is NOT hosted by the Career Development Center, but
is a great opportunity for employers to meet qualified students.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Wednesday, October 7, 2009 |
| Location: |
Lawn area between David
Packard Electrical Engineering Building & Gates Computer Science
Building |
| Time: |
11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. |
| Cost: |
$500 |
| Related events
to fair: |
None |
| Contact: |
Connie
Chan |
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Energy & Environmental Career Fair
The Energy & Environmental Career Fair is presented by the School of Earth Sciences and the Career Development Center. Job
Interviews for Geosciences will be held on Tuesday & Wednesday, October
14 & 15. This targeted career fair will feature public and private sector organizations that are pursuing sustainability, with a particular focus on clean technology. This event will provide employers an opportunity to speak informally
with students interested in the green movement about their
organization, the sustainability career fields, internships, and permanent positions. It can
be used to promote your organization, collect resumes and screen potential
candidates.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Monday, October 12, 2009 |
| Location: |
Oak West, Tresidder Student
Union |
| Time: |
2PM - 6 PM |
| Cost: |
$400 |
| Related events
to fair: |
October 13 & 14 Environmental Career Fair Interviews. |
| Contact: |
Jim Frizzell |
| Registration: |
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED |
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Graduate School Fair
Presented by the Career Development Center. This is the first Graduate School Fair held at Stanford, and will provide an opportunity for graduate schools to talk informally
with students about their programs, handout literature and provide information on application procedures.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Thursday, November 5, 2009 |
| Location: |
Oak West, Tresidder Student
Union |
| Time: |
5 PM - 8 PM |
| Cost: |
$400 |
| Contact: |
Jim Frizzell |
| Registration: |
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED |
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Computer
Forum Job Fair
The Computer Forum is the industrial affiliate program for the Computer Science
Department. This fair is being organized for Computer Forum members only. To
find out more about becoming a member of the Computer Forum, please click here.
This fair is NOT hosted by the Career Development Center, but
is a great opportunity for employers to meet qualified students.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Wednesday, January 13, 2010 |
| Location: |
Lawn area between David
Packard Electrical Engineering Building & Gates Computer Science
Building |
| Time: |
11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. |
| Cost: |
$500 |
| Contact: |
Connie
Chan |
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Engineering Opportunity
Job Fair
Presented by the School of Engineering and the Career Development Center, the Engineering Opportunity Job Fair is a unique event for attendees to meet
and interact with a substantial group of outstanding Stanford engineering and science students. This fair is another great opportunity for employers to meet qualified students.
Fair Logistics
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ME Design Career Fair
Presented by the CDC and the Stanford Mechanical Engineering Design Group. This Product Design Career Fair is a targeted event which provides an opportunity for employers to talk informally with students in ME design programs about their organization, the career field, internships, and permanent positions. It can be used to promote your organization, collect resumes and screen potential candidates.
Fair Logistics
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Construction
Management/Structural Engineering Career Fair
The Construction Management/Structural Engineering Career Fair provides an opportunity for employers to talk informally with students
in the construction management and structural engineering programs about their
organization, the career field, internships, and permanent positions. It can
be used to promote your organization, collect resumes and screen potential
candidates.
Fair Logistics
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Liberal Arts
Career Fair
The Liberal
Arts Career Fair is open to all employers seeking
liberal arts majors for full time and internship positions.. Fields such as business, communications, education as well as alternative businesses will be represented.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Thursday, February 11, 2010 |
| Location: |
Tresidder Memorial
Union, 2nd Floor |
| Time: |
Noon to 4 PM |
| Cost: |
Business $400 - Full table
Government $150 - Half table
Nonprofit's
$100 - Half-table |
| Contact: |
Jim Frizzell |
| Registration: |
NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS
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Medtech Career Fair
Presented by the CDC and Stanford Biodesign. The Medtech Career Fair provides an opportunity for employers to talk informally with students majoring in biosciences, bioengineering, biomechanical / mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, and chemistry about their organization, the career field, internships, and permanent positions. It can be used to promote your organization, collect resumes and screen potential candidates.
Fair Logistics
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Startup 101 Entrepreneur Career Expo
Presented by the CDC and six student groups. This career fair will include employers from startup companies as well as employers who offer their employees an entrepreneur work environment. It can
be an excellent time to promote your organization, collect resumes and screen potential
candidates.
Fair Logistics
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Silicon Valley Nonprofit
Career Fair
The Silicon Valley Nonprofit
Career Fair is open to all nonprofit and government organizations seeking
students and alumni for internship and full time job opportunities.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Wednesday, March 3, 2010 |
| Location: |
Tresidder Memorial
Union, 2nd Floor |
| Time: |
5 PM to 8 PM |
| Cost: |
$50 for a full table (Nonprofit and government organizations only) |
| Contact: |
Jim Frizzell |
| Registration: |
NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS
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Spring Career Fair (Day 1)
The career fair is for businesses, non-profits, government agencies and start-ups. The
Spring Fair provides an opportunity for employers to talk informally with 700-800
students about their organization, the career field it represents,
internships, and permanent positions. The goal of this fair is to match students
who are still seeking employment or internship positions with employers seeking
to fill full-time and intern/summer positions in June. This fair serves Stanford
students from all academic programs and degree levels.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Wednesday, April 14, 2010 |
| Location: |
Tresidder Memorial
Union, 2nd Floor |
| Time: |
Noon to 4 PM |
| Cost: |
ATTEND ONE DAY:
Business $600 - Full table
Government $300 - Half table
Nonprofit's
$100 - Half-table
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ATTEND BOTH DAYS FOR:
Business $1000 - Full table
Government $500 - Half table
Nonprofit's
$150 - Half-table |
| Contact: |
Jim Frizzell |
| Registration: |
NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS |
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Spring Career Fair (Day 2)
The career fair is for businesses, non-profits, government agencies and start-ups.. The
Spring Fair provides an opportunity for employers to talk informally with 700-800
students about their organization, the career field it represents,
internships, and permanent positions. The goal of this fair is to match students
who are still seeking employment or internship positions with employers seeking
to fill full-time and intern/summer positions in June. This fair serves Stanford
students from all academic programs and degree levels.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
Thursday, April 15, 2010 |
| Location: |
Tresidder Memorial
Union, 2nd Floor |
| Time: |
Noon to 4 PM |
| Cost: |
ATTEND ONE DAY:
Business $600 - Full table
Government $300 - Half table
Nonprofit's
$100 - Half-table
|
ATTEND BOTH DAYS FOR:
Business $1000 - Full table
Government $500 - Half table
Nonprofit's
$150 - Half-table |
| Contact: |
Jim Frizzell |
| Registration: |
NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS |
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School of Medicine Biotech Industry Day
The School of Medicine Career Center (SoMCC) annual Biotech Industry Day is designed to support dialogue, stimulate collaboration and increase the exchange of ideas between the community of life scientists and clinicians at Stanford and representatives from a broad range of industry sectors.
Fair Logistics
| Date: |
N/A (Date not set yet) |
| Location: |
Stanford School of Medicine |
| Time: |
1 PM to 4 PM |
| Contact: |
Suzanne Frasca Whom |
| Registration: |
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When recruiting, posting jobs, attending
a career fair or hosting an information session or presentation
at Stanford University, you agree to abide by all policies and
guidelines listed on the Career
Development Center's policies and guidelines page.
Employer
participation in Stanford's career services programs is a
privilege, not a right, and Stanford reserves the right to
exercise its discretion to determine which employers may
participate or to withdraw an offer to participate at any
time.
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