Hosted by the College’s Office of Career and Internship Services, the fair provides employers the opportunity to recruit candidates for full-time positions, internships, and part-time employment while building relationships with area colleges and high schools.

Industries traditionally represented at the fair include transportation, finance, health care, supply chain management, broadcasting, human resources, manufacturing, and more.

“By expanding our outreach to include area high school students alongside college students from across the region, we’re creating a robust talent pipeline for employers,” said Missy DuBuque ’88, director of career and internship services at 91ֱ��. “The Tri-State Career Fair is an excellent opportunity for businesses to increase visibility, recruit emerging professionals, and strengthen regional workforce connections.”

In addition to 91ֱ�� students, undergraduate and graduate students from Hannibal-LaGrange University, Moberly Area Community College, Quincy University, John Wood Community College, and Southeastern Community College will be invited to attend, along with area high school students exploring career pathways.

Employer registration is open through March 6. Businesses interested in serving as vendors may register online at . The $40 registration fee includes a vendor table at the fair and two complimentary lunches.

For additional information or vendor registration questions, contact DuBuque at 573-288-6000, ext. 6343.

Businesses who desire to be vendors can go online to to fill out the registration form and submit the payment for the $30 fee. Following the event, exclusive campus tours will be conducted for vendors interested in exploring the C-SC facilities. These tours will depart from the Mabee Center at 2:30 pm, providing insights into the educational environment.

Doors to the career fair will open at 9am for high school students looking for jobs and officially open to the public at 10am. This event, organized by 91ֱ�� Office of Career and Internship Services, promises to be a valuable opportunity for both businesses looking to hire and individuals seeking employment, career advancement, and exploration.

Individuals seeking employment are encouraged to attend this free event. “They should come ready to interview with resumé in hand and dressed appropriately,” stated DuBuque. “The Tri-State Career Fair aims to bridge the gap between education and employment by connecting talented individuals with reputable organizations. Whether you are a recent graduate, seasoned professional, or high school student exploring future options, this event promises to be a valuable experience.”

All questions regarding the C-SC Career Fair should be directed to DuBuque at 573-288-6000 x6343.

Businesses who desire to be vendors can go online to to fill out the registration form and submit the payment for the $30 fee. Following the event, exclusive campus tours will be conducted for vendors interested in exploring the C-SC facilities. These tours will depart from the Mabee Center at 2:30 pm, providing insights into the educational environment.

Individuals seeking employment are encouraged to attend this free event. “They should come ready to interview with resumé in hand and dressed appropriately,” stated DuBuque. “The Tri-State Career Fair aims to bridge the gap between education and employment by connecting talented individuals with reputable organizations. Whether you are a recent graduate, seasoned professional, or high school student exploring future options, this event promises to be a valuable experience.”

All questions regarding the C-SC Career Fair should be directed to DuBuque at 573-288-6000 x6343.