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Fine Arts Career Fair

Are you seeking outstanding internship and employment candidates who possess creativity, communication skills, analytical thinking skills, and a strong work ethic? Look no further than Fine Arts students! Fine Arts Career Services will host Fine Arts Career Fair on Thursday, October 29 from 11:30–1:30 in the Co-op Student Center (DFA 1.103). Employers are invited to attend to recruit for open positions. Typical attendees include non-profit organizations, small businesses, and other employers seeking fine arts students and alumni to fill internships and jobs at organizations representing various sectors of the economy. Employer registration is free of charge and is available online at Fine Arts Works.

Welcome

The College of Fine Arts enrolls nearly 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students studying art, art history, music, theatre and dance. Fine Arts students and alumni bring a variety of desired skills to the workplace including creative thinking, problem solving, strong interpersonal capabilities, self–discipline, a results–oriented attitude, and the ability to work independently as well as collaboratively, along with specific knowledge and skills related their particular art form.

We welcome the opportunity to establish partnerships with organizations and individuals interested in providing meaningful opportunities for our students and alumni. Arts organizations and small businesses are encouraged to work with our office to recruit Fine Arts students.

List a Job or Internship

To list a job or internship with Fine Arts Career Services go to Fine Arts Works. You will be able to immediately register, post positions, and sign up for upcoming career events. Once approved by Career Services, you will be able to access résumés at no charge.

For detailed instructions on registering and posting a position, please view this tutorial (pdf).

Please contact us at (512) 232–7333 if you have any questions or need more information.


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