Many Government agencies and companies have already renserved their booth space with us, hoping to recruit your talent! To mention a few: Bender Consulting Services, National Security Agency, Intelligence Community, (Silver Sponsor), Lockheed Martin, Nuclear Regulatory Agency, Joint Warfare Analysis Center, NAVSEA, NASA, Transportation Security Agency, NASA, General Accountability Office, Agency for International Development, NAVAIR, Defense Logistics Agency, Department of the Army, Department of Labor, Freddie Mac (Bronze Sponsor), U.S. Coast Guard, Social Security Administration- HR, US Department of Justice, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, U.s. Department of State, CSC, US Department of Education, (Bronze Sponsor), US Department of Energy, Social Security Administration- OESP, Naval Sea Systems Command, Northrop Grumman (Silver Sponsor), Department of Defense, SPAWAR, Federal Aviation Administration, U.S. Secret Service, Veterans Affairs, Internal Revenue Service, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Office of the Secretary of Defense, USDA-APHIS, and the Department on Disability Services.
Please circulate this email promotion to all of your students, graduates, alumni and prospective job candidates with disabilities encouraging them to attend and to pre-register at www.eop.com/expo.
Careers & the disABLED Magazine, now in its 24th year, hosts this special event. It is sponsored by AHEAD, Association on Higher Education and Disability, COSD, Career Opportunities for Students with Disabilities, and the Mayor's Committee on Person's with Disabilities.
FREE ADMISSION TO CAREER EXPO!!:
*You must be at least 18 years old.
*You must be dressed in business attire when attending the Career Expo.
*Bring numerous printed copies of your resume to give to potential employers.
*By Pre-Registering at www.eop.com/expo and attaching your resume, you will get into the Career Expo more quickly so pre-register today.
CAREERS & the disABLED Magazine is also working closely with Vocational Rehabilitation counselors with the U.S. Veterans Affairs in the Washington, DC area to encourage disabled veterans to attend.
