 
Cardinal Job Fair
February 28
Fall Career Fair candidate hiring results are continuing to come in to the Career Center. Forty-three percent of the candidates who attended Fall Career Fair had interviews on campus with employers who attended the event; 38 percent of the candidates surveyed were offered employment.
“Fall Career Fair was beneficial in helping me find out about companies that I was interested in, which in turn made me participate in on-campus interviewing and got me an internship,” said business major Kyndra Matheny.
Don’t miss out on connecting with Ball State University candidates! Register today for Cardinal Job Fair on February 28, 2007. MORE…
Spring On-Campus Recruiting
February 5 through March 30
The Career Center's spring on-campus recruiting program offers a convenient and flexible way for your organization to meet its hiring needs. Find outstanding Ball State University students and alumni by taking advantage of on-campus interviews, evening information sessions, career fairs, and Cardinal Career Link, our Web-based job-posting and interview-scheduling system. Candidates submit their résumés and you coordinate your schedule online. Organizations are signing up now to visit through March 30. MORE…
Recruiting Trends 2006-2007
James Mitchell, Assistant Director, Career Center
Each year Dr. Phil Gardner from the Collegiate Employment Research Institute at Michigan State University surveys employers in a variety of sectors about their hiring predictions, desired skill sets, and other issues. He presented the 2006-2007 Recruiting Trends report in Chicago at a recent gathering of the Midwest Association of Colleges and Employers. MORE…
  The grand opening for the Ball State Indianapolis Center was Nov. 29, 2006. The center, at 50 S. Meridian St., offers educational opportunities for working professionals and provides key resources for Indianapolis and state leaders promoting job development, economic growth, and quality-of-life initiatives. “Based on Ball State’s past success in many high-profile projects in Indianapolis, I believe this center will have an immediate impact in helping the city and the state of Indiana further its key initiatives,” said Ball State President Jo Ann M. Gora.
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