Washtenaw Community College will host its annual Spring Career & Internship Fair from 4-6p.m. on Wednesday, March 25 in the Morris Lawrence Building (see campus map).
The career fair will feature more than 50 employers with active job openings in a variety of career fields. WCC students and members of the public looking for jobs and internships are welcome to attend the free event.
Attendees will have the chance to meet directly with local employers to explore career options, gain real-world career insight, learn what employers are looking for and make meaningful connections in the industries they are looking to pursue future careers in.
Industries represented include healthcare, IT, business, automotive, childcare, education, government and more. For a detailed list of participating employers, visit the WCC Career & Internship Fair webpage.
WCC is actively looking to add more employers to the Spring 2026 job fair. Employers with open job and internship postings interested in attending WCC’s Career Fair may register on the webpage.
Attendees are also invited to join Trinity Health for a Pre-Fair Information Session from 2-3 p.m. March 25 in room 150 of the Morris Lawrence Building. Representatives from several Trinity departments will discuss company culture, employment opportunities and provide insight into the hiring process at Trinity Health. Contact WCC’s Center for Career Success at [email protected] to register.
Multiple workshops hosted by the college’s Center for Career Success will be offered in advance of the fair to help students and the public prepare to meet with potential employers. These workshops are designed to assist individuals with resumes, interviewing and networking skills, tips on how to stand out and more.
Career Fair Prep Workshops
(Open to the public, prior registration required)
- March 20 | 12 m. | Virtual — Hosted Online Via Zoom
- March 23 | 10-11 a.m. | In-Person — Liberal Arts (LA) Building - Room 131
- March 24 | 3–4 m. | In-Person — Liberal Arts (LA) Building - Room 131
Tags: Career and Internship Fair, Center for Career Success, Workforce Development