Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering: Spring 2026 Career Fair

Connect with companies & organizations to discuss full-time, part-time, internship, co-op, seasonal, and volunteer positions. This event is open ONLY to students and graduates of Colorado State University – Fort Collins, CSU Online, and CSU Global. Unaffiliated community members are NOT permitted to attend. Please make sure to register on Handshake to RSVP.

The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering Success Center is committed to empowering and equipping students to discover and pursue academic and career goals that honor their identities through intentional collaboration with campus partners and employers. As a public institution, we are obligated to allow access to a broad range of employers to meet with our student population. To the extent students are unfamiliar with an employer who is interviewing on campus, the Engineering Success Center encourages them to learn more about that employer in order to make informed decisions that are congruent and aligned with their personal values.

Career Fair FAQ’s:

Where is the event? The event is going to be held on the third floor of the Lory Student Center in the ballrooms.

What should I bring? Is there a dress code? Please dress for success; bring multiple copies of your resume and a valid student ID. If you need assistance with Handshake or resume review, please sign-up for a 1:1 session through Handshake before the fair.

How do I prepare for the Career Fair? Schedule a meeting with an Engineering Career Readiness team member, or University Career Center staff member, on Handshake or check out prep resources at https://career.colostate.edu/resource-center/ and https://www.engr.colostate.edu/engineering-success-center/career-fair/.

Do I need to register to attend? No, but we highly encourage you to do so. Please click “Join Event” on the left side of this page. You will check in with your student ID or CSUID number when you arrive at the Lory Student Center on the day of the event.

In collaboration with the Colorado State University Career Center, we are committed to empowering and equipping students to discover and pursue academic and career goals that honor their identities through intentional collaboration with campus partners and employers. As a public institution, we are obligated to allow access to a broad range of employers to meet with our student population. To the extent students are unfamiliar with an employer who is interviewing on campus, the Career Center encourages them to learn more about that employer in order to make informed decisions that are congruent and aligned with their personal values.