College2Career Fairs

11/16/2021

College2Career Fairs will be closing at the end of December 2021. It has been a wonderful 10-year run for us and we thank all the college reps, our event-day and facility staff, counselors, teachers, students, vendors and partners that supported our efforts.

We hope that we brought a fresh perspective to college fairs with our "When College Works, Careers Happen" philosophy. Our best wishes to all our friends and colleagues for all your future endeavors.

10/01/2021

It's great when a plan comes together; we had 5,480 session registrations for our College2Career Virtual Fair today. Students chose sessions that aligned 3 to 6 colleges within a "meta-pathway." We had more than 1,500 registrations for HealthCare sessions alone.

We reached students in Ghana, India, the Bahamas, and Turkey as well as homeschooled students and high school students in Oklahoma, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Kansas, Colorado, Vermont Arkansas, South Carolina and, of course, our home state California.

Our partners in making this happen are many, but we need to express our appreciation for their assistance and support to:
Delia Arriola at El Rancho HS,
Robin Oliver at the California Association of IB and World Schools, Dan Saavedra, Jenn Peyton and Zachary George at StriveScan, Stephanie Pleasants Web Design at https://instanticity.com/,
Taylor Smith and Ashley Slovak at Small School District Students' Association, and
Carla Cherry and Cindy Beck at Cal-HOSA.

09/23/2021

Over 1,000 registrations for our college fair, so this is our last shoutout. We welcome HS & CC students - all registrants receive session recordings. Registration: https://college2careerfairsconnect.org/registration

09/18/2021

Ask questions that matter at our College2Career Virtual Fair.

We welcome HS juniors/seniors and community college students and staff to our free virtual college fair. Registration at https://college2careerfairsconnect.org/registration/

09/11/2021

College2Career Fairs welcomes HS juniors/seniors and community college students/staff to a free virtual college fair. Register at https://college2careerfairsconnect.org/registration/

04/22/2021

We had 750 registrations for our College2Career Fairs last week. All registrants will be getting access to the 72 College2Career video recordings.

"Simply put, getting a good or better job is the #1 reason why Americans value higher education and if they don’t believe it’s delivering on this they will seek other alternatives."

High-quality career services will unlock the next growth strategy for higher education enrollment.

04/14/2021

Can't make it our fairs in person? HS and CC students that register today or tomorrow will have free access to 72 video session recordings after the fairs.
https://college2careerfairsconnect.org/virtual-fairs/

04/05/2021

HS and CC students and staff are welcome to attend our fairs next week on April 15 & 16.
Registration: https://college2careerfairsconnect.org/virtual-fairs/

03/24/2021

High school and community college students and staff are invited to our unique, free virtual College2Career Fairs on April 15 & 16.

We have 85 colleges ready to share their academic connection to internship, externship, job placement and other college-to-career services/programs.

http://bit.ly/Spring2021C2CFairsReg

02/03/2021

We are back this spring featuring California, out-of-state and international college representatives presenting in a career pathways format. Our fairs are open to national and international audiences.

Classroom and group registration is now available at https://bit.ly/C2CSpringFairs

Our individual registration will be online starting March 22.

12/20/2020

C2C continues to recruit higher education programs that have cybersecurity training and/or degrees for our fairs.

In correlation to cybersecurity, coronavirus has taught us that a cyberattack can spread at 9x the rate of COVID-19, and lie dormant for months while it spreads, the economic impact of a digital

12/13/2020

Some very positive innovations are becoming more popular in higher education.

Colleges will need to align their curriculum with certification exam content and develop a way to keep employers in the loop, a new report suggests.