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Hosts: Department of Physics, Department of Psychology, School of Earth and Space Exploration, School of Life Sciences, School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, School of Molecular Sciences
Date: September 30, 2020
Time: 2 - 4 p.m.
Where: Online; Registration required through Handshake to attend
Cost: Free for students to attend
Tips for students attending our Career and Internship Expo: First, join our career expo on Handshake. Employers and organizations interested in recruiting may purchase a table for our 2020 Natural Sciences Career and Internship Expo. Our event specifically targets students in the natural sciences who have an interest in Biological Sciences; Earth and Space Exploration; Mathematics & Statistical Sciences; Physics; Biomedical Sciences; Microbiology; Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology; Chemistry; Biochemistry; Psychology. Last year, 400 students attended. You will have face-to-face contact with current undergraduate and graduate students, as well as some of our most recent graduates. Our Career and Internship Fair provides a great recruiting opportunity, as well as time to: Cost: Posted on Handshake Includes: access to the Virtual Career Fair Platform in Handshake with 1:1 Video Chat capabilities and/or options for Group Information Sessions. You may have up to 15 representatives in your virtual booth space (allowing for up to 15 private 1:1 chats, simultaneously). Post event, you will have access to all attendees who registered for the event. Registration deadline The fair will remain open until all spots are filled. Do's and Don'ts Tabletop signs and branded tablecloths must fit on a six-foot table. You may not bring floor signs or post anything on our walls. All materials must be contained on top of the 6-foot table provided. We hope that you can join us for this terrific recruiting opportunity. Final employer participant list subject to change prior to the Career Fair. Check back prior to the event for the final listing.Information for students
Information and registration for employers
Organizations may bring position descriptions, brochures, business cards and handouts that promote itself to potential employees. This event is for recruitment purposes only and is not for sales purposes.Employer Participants
The life sciences delve into the basic organization and processes of life (microbes, plants and animals) at scales ranging from molecules to ecosystems and in time from picoseconds to millennia. This includes investigations into how hereditary information is transferred and organisms evolve, the interplay of organisms and their environments, and how these factors interact in health and disease. Students interested in a degree in life sciences can pursue a variety of careers ranging such as doctor, winery microbiologist, educator, researcher, environmental consultant, illustrator, business systems analyst, genetic counselor, and more.
Once a semester, the undergraduate advising office organizes events where students can explore unexpected pathways utilizing their life science education and skill set. Click below to view the recordings from past events:
Have an event idea or want to partner on a future event? Contact Career & Internships Lead Serena Christianson.
The Career and Professional Development Services office can help you plan your career and develop job-search skills:
The career advising team is available for the rest of your life as you move through different phases of your career. They are located on every campus as well as through ASU Online.
It is never too early to start building your professional network and knowledge by getting involved in professional organizations related to the life sciences or other personal interests.
As a student in the School of Life Sciences, you are eligible for a free Life Sciences Student membership with the Arizona Bioindustry Association (AZBio). You can get involved by:
Organizations for underrepresented groups