Michigan employers are invited to take part in the 19th Michigan Collegiate Job Fair (MCJF) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, April 4, at Burton Manor, 27777 Schoolcraft Road in Livonia.
The fair is co-sponsored by Wayne State and Eastern Michigan universities and promoted by more than 70 other four-year and two-year institutions. ESD, The Engineering Society, is a supporting sponsor for the MCJF.
The fair is expected to draw 1,000 to 1,200 seniors and recent alumni from colleges and universities throughout Michigan and surrounding states.
Employer registration fee is $325. Included in that cost is floor space, table and chairs, a company sign, parking, lunch and refreshments for up to four recruiters per firm.
Registration materials should be submitted by Friday, March 21. For more information call Nannette McCleary at (313) 577-3390, Ken Meyer of EMU at (313) 487-0400 or by contacting local university or college placement offices. On line, http://www.stuaffrs.wayne.edu/ is the address for more MCJF information.
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