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Spring Career Fair, 2/26

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The Office of Career Development hosts two annual Career Fairs where public health and healthcare organizations network with bright and promising Rollins students and alumni. The event provides an exciting atmosphere to learn of opportunities, hiring practices, desired skill sets, and future needs.

We are excited to offer our Spring Career Fair in a highly interactive, virtual format. 

Join us on Friday, February 26th from 11 am- 4 pm EST.

 

How to Register 

  • Registration for the career fair opens on February 17th
  • Click here to register for the event on Handshake! 

 

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