Job Fairs
Jaguar Job Fair
Save the date!
2026 Jaguar Job Fair
- Friday, March 20, 2026 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
- Christenberry Fieldhouse
Annual career fair for ALL students and alumni featuring area and regional employers and graduate programs recruiting students and graduates for current and future opportunities which include:
- Full-time and part-time employment
- Internships & Co-op programs
- Seasonal hiring
- Graduate school recruitment
- Event includes all majors EXCEPT MD/DMD and K12 teaching roles for education majors
Approximately 300+ job seekers and over 70 organizations recruiting attend each year.
Student Information Employer Information
Contact Us
Jaguar Job Fair
Forest Hills Campus
Athletic Complex
3109 Wrightsboro Road
Augusta, GA 30909
Career Fair Preparation
- Registration
- Ten Steps to Successfully Engage Employers at a Job Fair
- How to Work a Career Fair (4-minute video)
- One Page Guide to Career Fair Success
- Career Fair Job Seeker Code of Conduct
- Job Fair Attire Guide
- Tips for Business Casual and Business Professional Attire
- Career Services Events
- Building Relationships with Employers on Handshake
- Making Your Handshake Profile Stand Out
- Resume Templates and Samples
Employer Resources
EMPLOYER REGISTRATION (includes one, 6-ft table, 2 representatives, boxed lunch/refreshments)
- EMPLOYERS: $125 through December 31 / $175 January 1 | register early as we expect to sell out
- NON-PROFIT: $50 | A limited number of discounted booths to non-profit agencies providing direct services to the public
Location
Wei Xiao,
Data Scientist, TaxSlayer
The career service center at Augusta University – they were lifesavers. It was like finding an oasis in the middle of a desert. Chris Smith, my career advisor there, was like this incredible mentor. He knew exactly what he was doing, guiding me through the whole process like a pro. Chris was a wizard with interviews and getting into the mindset of the job market. He helped me dive deep into the world of data science, breaking down those complex ideas and tech stuff in a way that just clicked. He was all about making sure I could talk the talk – clear, confident, making every point count. And then the big day came – interview day. I walked in there, and guess what? I nailed it. It wasn't just answering their questions; it was like telling my story, showing them not just what I knew but who I was and how pumped I was to be part of TaxSlayer.
