Jessica Stein, Career Services Interim Director
• February 2, 2026
“Networking” can mean a lot of things: meeting professional contacts at formal events, building relationships through people you already know, or finding ways to connect with others for a specific...
Joey Gatto, Asst. Campus News Editor
• February 2, 2026
As International Networking Week begins and the UW-Whitewater Career Fair approaches, understanding the importance and benefits of networking could be crucial to securing internships and jobs.
Networking...
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater held a career fair split up over three days. More than 150 employers attended the event looking to fill intern positions and job openings.
“The big goal and the...
More than 30 businesses and several hundred students will be taking over Hyland Hall on Friday, Oct. 26 for the American Marketing Association’s Fifth Annual Regional Conference.
As a prerequisite, all of the businesses attending will be hiring for jobs or internships.
The instability of the current job market means relying strictly on a stellar academic record or a gleaming résumé alone might not land that dream job.
Networking is a valuable skill, regardless of career path, and connections made can make the difference when searching for jobs and internships.
