• Study the advance list of employers so you can plan to meet representatives you are definitely interested in.

• Prepare questions about the organization or about the fields they represent.

• Introduce yourself in a positive and confident manner. Smile, project enthusiasm, and offer a firm handshake.

• Take a notebook and keep track of

organizations, names and information you want to remember. Collect business cards and literature.

• Approach employers even if they haven't listed your field of interest. Many

organizations are diverse or they may be able to direct you to the right contact person.

• Students should distribute resumes liberally.

• Speak to as many representatives as possible. After visiting with your targeted employers, talk to officials from other organizations. You are there to learn and make contacts.

• HAVE FUN & make the most out of the day!

1. What skills and courses of study do I need to better prepare for a position in your organization?

2. What are the key responsibilities of this position?

3. What do you look for in a resume?

4. What advice would you give to someone seeking employment in _______ field?

5. How beneficial is graduate work in this particular area?

6. Does your organization offer a training program?

7. What are the main qualifications you seek in a new employee?

8. Do you offer Co-op/internship positions?

9. What trends or changes do you anticipate within the next 4-5 years?

10. What are the opportunities for advancement?

11. How many plants/offices/divisions are in your company?

12. How are newly hired employees evaluated and how often?