March 10, 2020
Contact: Brittney Dabney, Office of Communications, Public Relations and Marketing
On Thursday, March 19, more than 20 school districts from five states will be participating in the Teacher Education Career Fair scheduled for 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Logan Hall. The annual fair allows students from Tuskegee and surrounding colleges to explore employment opportunities in the education sector, talk with a multitude of school districts in one setting, and if invited to do so, interview on-site for a career opportunity.
The Teacher Education Career Fair is open to Tuskegee University students and alumni, as well as students from nearby colleges and universities. Graduating seniors in the School of Education — as well as other disciplines including business, sciences, math and health sciences — are strongly encouraged to attend.
Those planning to attend are asked to register online in advance of the career fair; however, registration is not required to participate.
School districts and organizations expected to participate in the Teacher Education Career Fair include:
- Alabama: Auburn City Schools; Baldwin County Public Schools; Bessemer City Schools; Eufaula City Schools; Hoover City Schools; Jefferson County Committee for Economic Opportunity; Jefferson County Public Schools; Opelika City Schools; Randolph County Schools; Roanoke City Schools; Selma City Schools; Student Alabama Education Association; Talladega County Schools; Tuscaloosa City Schools
- Florida: KIPP Jacksonville Schools
- Georgia: City Schools of Decatur; DeKalb County School District; Marietta City Schools; Rockdale County Public Schools
- Michigan: Lansing School District; School District of the City of Pontiac
- Tennessee: LEAD Public Schools
- Virginia: Norfolk Public Schools
The Teacher Education Fair is sponsored by the Office of Career Development & Placement in the Division of Student Affairs.
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