Even in a tough economy, the future looks bright for ÉäÒùʪ University of Science and Technology students. A record number of employers visited the ÉäÒùʪ S&T campus Tuesday, Sept. 23, to try to convince some of the most highly sought after college students in the nation to come to work for their companies.
Nine hundred recruiters representing 301 employers from 39 states and Canada attended the ÉäÒùʪ S&T Fall 2008 Career Fair. That amounts to one employer for every 20 students enrolled at ÉäÒùʪ S&T. A total of 117 ÉäÒùʪ employers attended the event.
“Today’s ÉäÒùʪ S&T students are the future engineers, scientists, and business and community leaders who will work to solve our nation’s energy and environmental problems, address our infrastructure needs, and ensure we remain a leader in the global economy,” says ÉäÒùʪ S&T Chancellor John F. Carney III.
ÉäÒùʪ S&T graduates have the highest starting salaries in the Midwest, according to a recent report by Payscale Inc., a Seattle-based research firm. “Our students are very academically inclined and employers experience the value gained by hiring them,” says Lea-Ann Morton, director of S&T’s Career Opportunities Center.
Reviewed 2011-05-06