
Community
Career Connections: Public Service, & Community Impact Expo 2026
Ends:
Professional Career-Readiness Center Student Center - Lower Level
Free
The Career Connections: Public Service and Community Impact Expo is a networking event that provides students with the opportunity to connect directly with employers recruiting for internships, part-time positions, full-time employment, and other professional opportunities. This event encourages meaningful conversations and allows students to learn more about organizations, career paths, and opportunities to make a positive impact through their work in a relaxed, professional environment.
Employers attending the expo represent a variety of fields, including public service, government, nonprofit organizations, community engagement, education, social impact, healthcare and human services, and related areas. Whether you are actively searching for an opportunity, exploring career options, or looking to expand your professional network, this event is a great opportunity to make connections and gain insight into potential career paths.
Student registration is encouraged but not required to attend. Registration allows you to receive event updates and view participating employers in advance. Attendance is free for all students and alumni.
Students from all majors and academic backgrounds are welcome to attend. Students are encouraged to make a strong first impression by dressing professionally. Business professional attire is strongly encouraged for all attendees.
Next Steps to Prepare:
• Create or update your Handshake profile
• Upload a current resume to Handshake
• Research attending employers
• Practice your elevator pitch
• Print 10–20 copies of your resume
• Dress to impress - business professional attire is strongly encouraged and business casual attire is the minimum recommended dress code
• Be prepared to network and engage with employers
Contact us at careerdev@pointpark.edu for more information.
Please note: This event is hosted by Point Park University and is being shared by the Office of Career Development as a resource for students and al
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