Build connections with EECS students
If you are looking for ways to connect with our students, we have several events strategically designed to help you connect and build relationships throughout the year. Space tends to go quickly, so if you have questions or are interested in participating, please contact our EECS Corporate Relations office at your earliest convenience.
| Year-round | Webiner Wednesdays - Virtual + In-Person options |
| Sep. 6 | EECS capstone senior design information session - Learn more about proposing and mentoring a capstone senior design project. |
| Sep. 16 | [In-Person] Career Showcase. Register by Sep. 5 – Speed network with online computer science students – face-to-face. |
| Sept. 1 | Upload your ECE or CS Capstone Senior Project and mentors. Sponsor two projects to become an INSPiRE member. |
| Sept. 15 | INSPiRE industrial affiliates fall deadline. Affordable student engagement plans. Startup and government rates available. |
| Oct. 8 | [Virtual] College of Engineering Connections Fair on Handshake – Connect with chemical, mechanical, and other engineering majors. |
| Oct. 11 | [Virtual] EECS Networking Day Register by Sept. 15 – for ECE, CS and a few AI students. |
| Oct. 16 | [Virtual] Career Fair on Handshake – Organized by the Career Development Center. Connect with students across OSU campuses. |
| Oct. 23 | [In-Person] Reverse Career Fair – Connect with student orgs after the campus STEM Career Fair. |
| Jan. 15 | Virtual Career Showcase – for online CS students |
| Jan. 22 | Virtual EECS Networking Day – for ECE, CS and a few AI students. |
| Feb. 12 | Virtual Engineering Connections Fair – Organized by the College of Engineering for a broad group of engineering students. |
| Feb. 19 | OSU Career Fair – Organized by the Career Development Center. |
| April. 16 | Spring Career Fair -– Organized by the Career Development Center. |
| June TBD | Engineering Expo |
For additional information on these and other ways to connect with our students and faculty, visit the Student Engagement website. You can also download these slides (in PDF format) to save or share with others about the ways your organization can work with EECS students.
And if you are looking to connect with other engineering majors (chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, etc.) be sure to contact the College of Engineering Industry Team.
Thanks again for connecting with Oregon State!