Chapman University Career Fair Connects Students with Top Employers, Including the City of Orange

Chapman University’s Fall Career Fair transformed the campus into a hub of professional opportunity, drawing 85 employers to meet with students and alumni eager to launch their careers. Companies ranging from global brands like Disney and Enterprise Mobility to local institutions such as the City of Orange set up booths, offering a broad spectrum of internship and full-time positions. The event, one of the largest of the semester, highlighted Chapman’s strong ties to both corporate partners and public agencies in Orange County.

Students praised the fair for its hands-on approach, providing them the chance to speak directly with recruiters, learn about company cultures, and gain insight into what hiring managers are looking for. Beyond handing out résumés, attendees engaged in conversations that helped them understand how to turn classroom knowledge into professional skills. Many also noted that face-to-face networking gave them a clearer sense of career pathways than online job applications alone ever could.

The City of Orange’s participation stood out, underscoring the university’s close relationship with its surrounding community. By offering opportunities in government, public service, and civic engagement, the city’s presence broadened the fair’s appeal beyond corporate roles, showing students a variety of ways to make an impact after graduation.

Chapman officials emphasized that career fairs like this one are vital stepping stones, helping students transition into the workforce while building long-term professional networks. The event not only connected job seekers with potential employers but also reinforced Chapman’s reputation as an institution committed to preparing its graduates for success in both the local and global marketplace.

Read the Original Article: https://news.chapman.edu/2025/09/29/fall-career-fair-helps-students-transition-to-interns-and-employees/

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