HAWKINS, TX — Jarvis Christian University will host its Spring 2025 Career Fair on Thursday, March 27, 2025, in the Meyer Auditorium and Meyer Foyer. The event, open to current students and recent graduates, will provide valuable networking and recruitment opportunities with leading employers across education, healthcare, public safety, military, energy, and graduate education sectors.

The Career Fair will begin with an Opening Program from 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in the Meyer Auditorium, followed by the Exhibition Session from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Meyer Lobby. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage one-on-one with hiring representatives, learn more about career pathways, and explore internships, full-time job openings, and graduate school options.

"This fair is a vital part of preparing our students for life beyond Jarvis," said Chess Talley, Director of Career Services. "We want them to graduate not just with a degree, but with a direction. Events like this connect students directly with career possibilities and the people who can help them take the next step."

A diverse slate of employers and organizations are scheduled to attend, including:

• Community Healthcore

• Crandall Independent School District (ISD)

• Garland Fire Department

• Garland Police Department

• Grand Canyon University

• Jarvis Christian University

• Malakoff ISD

• Nacogdoches ISD

• Oncor Electric Delivery Corporation

• Parkland Health & Hospital System

• Rockwall Police Department

• Texas Army National Guard

• Texas Department of Public Safety

• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

• The Mentoring Alliance – Greater Tyler Summer Camp

• Tyler Independent School District

• University of Texas at Tyler – Biomedical Research Programs

• University of Texas at Tyler – Graduate School Programs

These organizations represent a broad range of opportunities for students pursuing careers in education, criminal justice, healthcare, energy, research, and public service. Jarvis students majoring in business, social work, biology, criminal justice, education, and related fields are especially encouraged to attend.

Students are advised to arrive in professional attire and bring multiple copies of their résumés. Career Services staff will be available on-site to assist with any questions and provide guidance throughout the event.

“This is more than just a job fair—it’s a launching pad,” said Dr. Glenell M. Lee-Pruitt, President of Jarvis Christian University. “Our mission is to prepare students intellectually, socially, spiritually, and professionally. Career fairs like this one embody that mission by helping students step confidently into their futures.”

The event is free and open to all current JCU students and alumni. For more information or to view employer updates, contact the Office of Career Services or visit www.jarvis.edu.

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