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Free for CSU students and alumni
All CSU students and alumni are welcome to participate
Student or alumni registration is not required for the event.
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Event information
We are ready to answer your questions! Find information below on each fair, including both attendee and employer frequently asked questions.
The Spring 2023 fair will take place at the Lory Student Center, convenient for students and attendees. Attendees can talk directly with recruiters and employers from across Colorado and the U.S.
Find the right employer for your internship, co-op, or job, and get important practice on doing interviews, creating resumes, and preparing for your life as an engineer.
Students and attendees
- Attendance for CSU students and alumni is free for all Engineering Career Fairs.
- All CSU students and alumni are welcome to participate.
- Engineering career fairs are open ONLY to students and graduates of Colorado State University.
- Attendee registration is not necessary for the in-person fair.
- Students can follow specific employers for information and sessions within Handshake.
Other questions?
Please contact the Engineering Success Center at engr-careeradvising@colostate.edu
Are attendees only looking for full-time jobs?
No! Employers need you for their internships, jobs, and co-ops!
Should I bring my resume to the career fair?
Absolutely! A resume is an excellent conversation starter when talking to recruiters. For most companies, it will be how they remember your interaction and contact you in the future.
Do I need to any research ahead of time?
Having an idea of the companies you’d like to talk to before you walk into the fair will help you be more confident and less scattered in what can be a chaotic environment.
How should I be dressed?
First impressions are everything.
We recommend wearing business casual attire. To us, that means clothes you would expect employees to be wearing in a bank or business office. Overall, it is important to make sure that your clothes are clean and in good condition with no rips or stains.
The CSU Career Center has an excellent short video about considering inclusivity as you dress for success. “Questions to Ask Yourself to Dress for Success” is available here on their site.
As a first year student, am I too young or inexperienced to attend the career fair?
Not at all! Students of all ages are encouraged to attend. Companies are often looking to hire interns too, and attending as a first year student is great practice for future career fairs and networking events.
How do I follow up with an employer? Do I need to use Handshake?
Students will be able to contact employers directly through Handshake. This is the preferred method unless a student and recruiter have agreed to other procedures.
When will the full list of participating employers be online?
The participating employers list gets updated every week, beginning in late July.
Do you have any resources to practice ahead of time? Practice fairs, mock interviews, anything like that?
The Engineering Success Center has many opportunities throughout the semester for students to practice with.
- Students can first attend a Behavior-Based Interviewing session before scheduling a mock interview.
- Students can then schedule interview practicing sessions through the mock interview program on Handshake.
- Students can also schedule a one-on-one session to talk about strategies in networking at a career fair. Appointments can be made on Handshake.
Employers and recruiters
How many people can staff my booth?
The virtual fair has no limits on staff participation.
For the in-person fair, it depends on the type of registration:
- Non-profit, government, and small businesses can have up to two people per table.
- Large businesses can have up to four people.
- Sponsors can have up to 10 people.
In-person fair: Do I need to bring my own tables? How much swag/materials should I bring?
Tables and chairs will be provided.
For swag, handouts, and other materials, we have had on average 1,000 students visit the career fair in-person during previous events. However, that doesn’t mean they will all visit each booth.
In-person fair: Is electricity or internet provided in my booth?
Electricity is an extra $25 fee per registration. An internet is included for no additional cost.
What is the refund policy? Can I cancel the day of the event and get a refund?
There is a $50 processing fee for cancellations.
For our Fall 2021 events:
- Full refund minus $50 for cancellations before September 3.
- No refunds after September 3.
Can employers offer co-ops as well? What about overall internship questions?
Please contact the Engineering Success Center at engr-careeradvising@colostate.edu
- Employers can screen candidate resumes using the familiar Handshake platform.
- If you have an account in Handshake already, you’re ready to sign in and register for the event.
- If you don’t have an account yet, no problem! Create a free Handshake account at the same link and register for the event.
Other questions?
Please contact the Engineering Success Center at engr-careeradvising@colostate.edu
Participating employers
Recruiters from all over the country will join us at the Engineering Career Fair, the cornerstone event of campus recruiting activities for engineering students.
Spring 2023 Employer List
Use the Search/Filter box to find employers by company name, majors, or keywords.