Psychology, Neuroscience, and Biology Career and Resource Fair
Student registration is currently open on Handshake and will close the day of the event. Interested businesses and organizations are encouraged to register, new registrations will not be accepted after March 24th.
The PNB Career and Resource Fair is free and open to all majors, though organizations attending were selected for their fit with psychology, neuroscience, and biology majors.
We have over 50 organizations registered to attend the fair, including:
- Biotechnology companies
- Mental healthcare businesses and facilities
- Community organizations
- Local law enforcement and correctional institutions
- Local and national government organizations
- Graduate and professional programs from UK and the surrounding areas
- On-campus support organizations
- Student organizations
A complete list of organizations attending the fair can be found HERE.
Students will find opportunities to:
- Explore career and employment options
- Find volunteer and internships opportunities
- Explore graduate and professional programs
- Meet with graduate and professional students currently enrolled in various programs at UK
- Connect with student organizations on campus
Also, students can enter to win one of four $1000 scholarships!
To maximize your interactions at the fair, students are encouraged to visit the Stuckert Career Center to workshop their resumes and practice their interview skills.
Questions? Email: PNBCareerandResourceFair@uky.edu
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