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Employers' guide to recruiting students and alumni
Recruit at Trine
From widespread interests to professional skills and a well-rounded education, there's always potential candidates at Trine University. The Career Center encourages employers to engage with students and alumni through on-campus activities and in-person interactions.
Turn conversations into future opportunities
Employers who recruit at Trine can expect:
- Convenient, full-service and on-campus recruiting.
- Introductions to faculty and relevant student organizations.
- Access to multi-channel marketing such as Handshake, campus monitors and faculty announcements, to advertise open positions.
- Sponsorship opportunities for career fairs and other events for added visibility.
Additional Resources
Schedule a tabling session with Trine and gain exclusive access to student networking and recruitment. Each reservation takes place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the University Center, an optimal time for student traffic and exposure.
Plus, design your own marketing materials for distribution and a display monitor (dimensions 1920x1080 pixels). Kindly submit your materials at least 24 hours before your scheduled session to Cynthia Netcher.
For further information, contact Amy Miller.
To secure your preferred day, please utilize the following registration link:
Reach Trine students and alumni from anywhere with Handshake, a fast and powerful early career recruiting platform.
Consistent with the NACE Principles for Professional Conduct, all job postings must contain accurate information about the organization offering employment and the position offered, and all employers must comply with all Equal Employment Opportunity standards.
Trine University reserve the right to decline postings and recruitment for positions that require a financial investment by Trine students or alumni, or postings or recruitment for positions that conflict with the NACE Principals for Professional Conduct.