“I have been to Calvin’s campus twice to conduct mock interviews with the engineering students and I find that Calvin has THE BEST students I've seen in a very long time. They are so impressive, smart, focused and just the kind of people I want to hire in our firm. The students who I spoke to at the fair were equally as impressive and prepared. I wish I had openings for each of the 40 students I met!” – Melanie

Career Fair Details

Tues., Oct. 3, 2023, 2-5 pm

Meet sophomore, junior and senior engineering, data science and computer science students seeking internships and full-time positions. The career fair will be held in-person at the Prince Conference Center on our campus in Grand Rapids, MI. Students from the following schools are invited to participate: Calvin University, Aquinas College, Cornerstone University, Grand Valley State University and Hope College. Students from all schools are welcome.

  • Registration

    Employers may register on Handshake.

    Note that we will accept registrations from no more than three third party recruiting firms.

    If you want to be added to the employer invitation list, contact Shamara Tumblin.

  • Cost

    $200 registration fee for two representatives; $30 each additional representative.

Did you know?

Calvin University offers ABET-accredited bachelor of science degrees in a variety of engineering concentrations and computing disciplines:

  • Engineering
    • Chemical
    • Civil & environmental
    • Electrical & computer
    • Mechanical
    • Mechatronics (new in 2023)
    • Energy, Environment, and Sustainability (new in 2023)
  • Computing
    • Computer science
    • Data science

Contact

Shamara Tumblin, Employer Relations Coordinator
sat7@calvin.edu
(616) 526-6485

Program accolades

Computer Science:  Calvin's BCS degree has been accredited by ABET since 2002.

Engineering:  89% of the students who completed the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (FE) in the past 5 years passed.

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For more information

Employers: Want a copy of our resume book of engineering students? Request one via e-mail.