INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS
Seize The Opportunity.
This unique moment presents incredible opportunity for emerging professionals who can innovate, creatively and efficiently manage projects, and contribute to an organization’s strategic goals.
Register Here For Virtual Fair –

Sign Up Early
Don’t miss any information you’ll need to stay on top of opportunities presented through the career fair.
Prepare
Check in with your campus career center and work hard to make sure that you are ready to showcase your experience and skills and to present yourself professionally using online tools.
Explore
Have a good understanding of the type of jobs you in which you would be happiest and most productive.
Check in with your Career Services Department
As soon as possible, check in with the Career Services Department at your school to ensure you are up to date on all requirements and recommendations for participation in the Career Fair and other types of recruiting activities.
Watch
Watch a video that will help you set up your Handshake profile and register for the Virtual Career Fair.
Still need help? Download this pdf. of helpful steps here.
Student Frequently Asked Questions
Chrome (Version 83 and higher for Windows), Safari(screen sharing feature is limited) and Firefox.
- An internet connection – broadband wired or wireless (3G or 4G/LTE)
- Speakers and a microphone – built-in or USB plug-in or wireless Bluetooth
- A webcam or HD webcam – built-in or USB plug-in
We recommend that you test your system prior to the fast. Follow the steps here to test your video and audio setup.
- You can follow the steps in the Troubleshooting Guide.
- We also recommend you browse the employers attending the fair and sign up for group and one on one sessions with a variety of employers prior to the event to guarantee a spot or on the day of the event
- Navigate to the fair in Handshake and click on the “Your sessions” tab.
- Click the blue “Launch Video” button in order to join the session. You can join up to five minutes early to test your audio and video connection.
- You’ll need to make sure you’ve allowed microphone and video access in your app or browser in order to participate in audio and video. Safari does have a slightly different permissions process, detailed in the this link
Your institution will have an open Zoom meeting where you can log into for help.
- When you log into Handshake, look for your profile image on the right hand side
- Hover over your profile image to see the menu.
- Click “Settings and Privacy.”
- Under “Privacy,” click “Community.”
- Click “Save Update.”
Make sure that you are wearing professional attire. Contact your institution if you need more information about professional attire.
- Learn about JC Penney “Suit Up” event, where you can get professional attire at a discount.

Finding Additional Information
In addition to the resources your college has available, empower yourself through other tools which can help you prepare to best talk about your experiences, accomplishment, career goals, and fit with an organization.

Career Exploration
Look for tools which help you take an introspective look at yourself and the types of careers you would feel most comfortable in.

Resume Tips
As recruiters use more and more online tools to collect and assess resumes, look for tips which help you learn how to ensure that your unique skills and experiences stand out.

Interviewing Online
Showtime. Find information which helps you learn how to ensure that you present yourself professionally and can clearly and effectively promote yourself as a qualified candidate.
Information and Articles:
(Disclaimer: Information and resources below are accessible in the public domain and shared for thought purposes only. They are not necessarily recommended or endorsed by AUCC or its member institutions. Before following any particular guidance, check with your institution’s career center counselors.)
Virtual Career Fair
Online Interviewing
- Indeed.com: Video Interview Guide: Tips for a Successful Interview
- NBC Los Angeles: How To Nail A Virtual Job Interview
- Wired Magazine: How to Ace an Online Job Interview
- Fast Company: 6 crucial tips for acing an online pre-interview
- Forbes: Top 10 Remote Online Interview Tips During Lockdown
- Forbes: 4 Tips To Make A Genuine Connection During Video Interviews
- Refinery29: How To Ace A Virtual Job Interview
- Fast Company: You’ve secured a virtual interview. Now, land the job with these tips.
- Fast Company: Pants or no pants? 3 tips for nailing a virtual job interview
- New York Magazine: 8 Ways to Nail Your Video Interview
- Forbes: 3 Tips For Acing Your Virtual Interviews
Career Exploration
- College Board and RoadTrip Nation: Career Finder
- WABE NPR: Atlanta Career Coach Shares Tips For Job Search During Coronavirus Pandemic
- Sallie Mae: 4 great career resources for college students
- Forbes: What Every College Student Should Be Doing For Career Success
- Thrive Global: How do you continue a job search during a pandemic? Here are 10 tips that may help.
- Careers.org: How to Bridge the Gap Between Your Academic Mindset and Corporate Requirements
- Thrive Yard: 100 Helpful Career Blogs and Websites for Jobseekers and Jobholders
General Interviewing
- theladders.com: How to sell yourself in an interview (during COVID-19 and always)
- theladders.com: The 6 new interview questions every hiring manager will be asking so be prepared
- Indeed.com: How to Dress for a Job Interview
- New York Magazine: How to Answer Common Difficult Interview Questions
- USA Today: How can I ace my Interview? Ask HR.
- CNN: How to prepare for a job interview: 5 things to know before you go.
- Monster.com: Practice your answers in a mock job interview
- Forbes: How To Ace The 50 Most Common Interview Questions
- Glassdoor: 5 Ways to Keep Employers Interested After an Interview
Resumes
- CNBC: I’ve been interviewing for 20 years—and these are the 3 best resume examples, based on experience level
- Glassdoor.com: The Perfect Resume Looks Like This
- Money Magazine: Here’s How to Make a Perfect Resume — and a Free Template You Can Use
- Forbes: Resume Quiz To See If Employers Will Respond To Your Resume
- U.S. News and World Report and WTOP (Washington, DC): How to Write a Resume
- theladders.com: The High Score Resume format: How to write a resume for 2020
- Watch: CNN.com- The best skills to have on your resume
- theladders.com: These 5 resume mistakes tell me you’re not right for the job
- Forbes: A Good Résumé Is Not Enough—Five More Things Job Seekers Need To Land A Job Interview
- CNBC: Don’t make these 5 biggest resume mistakes, say Harvard career experts—and examples of what to do instead
Contact Us
For questions about pricing, deadlines, logistics, or other information, contact AUCC Career Services.
Address
156 Mildred Street SW, P.O. Box 92527, Atlanta, GA 30314
Send an Email
campusrecruiting@aucenter.edu
Call Us
(404) 523-5148
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