Senior Writer A veritable smorgasbord of job opportunities. That accurately describes Job Fair '95, which took place in the Newcomb Hall Ballroom Thursday afternoon. Sponsored by the Office of Career Planning and Placement, the Class of 1995 Trustees and the College Advisory Board, Job Fair '95 brought 45 companies to the University. Throngs of students came to explore the job market and talk with recruiters. McCabe, who has recruited at the University for four years, said he was looking to hire three to four workers to fill sales associate positions in Central Virginia.
Many workers have six to seven jobs in a career.
Our organization offers a career, not just a job. It takes two or three years of hard work and paying your dues, but the rewards are tremendous. Many students at Job Fair said they were looking for a job to give them experience before attending graduate school. Some recruiters said their companies encourage students to return to school to obtain postgraduate degrees. We invest a lot of time and resources in our relationships with people.