Spring 2026 Events

Click the link to find more details and registration links within Handshake. 

USF accommodates individuals with disabilities. If you need disability-related accommodation or wheelchair access information, please contact the Career Services front desk at 415-422-6216 or careerservices@usfca.edu. Requests should be made by at least 14 days in advance of the event.

Date Type of Event Name & Registration Link About Location Time
February - TBD Employer Session Ask An Internship Recruiter: LifeSpark Labs   UC 5 11:00am-1:00pm
2/10/2026 Workshop LinkedIn & Lattes   McLaren 250 11:45am-12:45am
2/24/2026 Workshop How to Get a Job: Recruiters and Alumni Tell All Students will learn directly from recruiters as they reveal what they look for when reviewing candidate applications and during interviews. virtual 11:45am-12:45pm
2/26/2026 Employer Session Ask a TECH Recruiter: Fastly Come meet a Tech recruiter with FASTLY!
Get your resume reviewed, ask for interview tips and career advice. No appointment necessary.		 UC 5 11:00am-1:00pm
3/2/2026 Workshop Resume Rush Get ready for the Fall recruiting season by getting your resume reviewed by employer recruiters! Use this time to polish your resume and ask any questions you may have about meeting employers at recruiting events this semester. UC 1 10:00am-4:00pm
3/3/2026 Career Fair

JOB FEST- In-Person

 Meet employers hiring USF students at this IN-PERSON career fair. While you are there, get a professional headshot and enter a raffle to win prizes! McLaren Complex 11:30am-1:30pm
3/4/2026 Career Fair

JOB FEST - Virtual

 Meet more employers hiring USF students in this VIRTUAL session! Dress in business casual (tops) and upload your resume to Handshake. virtual 5:00pm-7:00pm
3/5/2026 Workshop JOB FEST - Application Lab   UC 503 11:00am-3:00pm
3/24/2026 Pop Up Internships Pop Up   UC 1 11:30am-1:30pm
3/31/2026 Workshop Last Chance for Internships   McLaren 252 11:45am-12:45pm
4/7/2026 Pop Up MarCom Careers Pop Up   UC 1 11:30am-1:30pm
April - TBD Trek BizTech Trek Meet TECH employers hiring for BUSINESS ROLES, and learn more about working in BizTech. Learn about internship and job opportunities. Have a panel discussion with employees in a variety of job roles and engage in one on one networking. off-site 10:00am-4:00pm
April - TBD Employer Session Fashion & Beauty Trek   off-site 10:00am-4:00pm


Did you miss one of our Career Workshops?  Browse past slide presentations below.​​

 

Open All

1/31 Resume and Cover Letter Crash Course: Slide Deck 

How to Get a Job in 30 Minutes: Slide Deck

Job Fest Prep Workshop: Slide Deck 

Graduate Student LinkedIn and Networking Workshop: Slide Deck

Navigating a Career Pivot: Slide Deck

Last Chance for Internships: Slide Deck

Is advising available during the summer?

Yes! Career counselors are available all summer to meet with you virtually. 

Can I make appointments after graduation?

Yes! You have access to as many appointments as you need for a year after graduation.  To make an appointment after you have graduated please call our front desk at 415-422-6216. Alumni more than one year post-grad get one complimentary 1-hour appointment with a career counselor per calendar year ($75 for three additional 30-minute sessions).

How long do I have access to my Handshake account?

Your Handshake account does not expire. As long as you have your login information, you can access your account.

When’s the last day for Linkedin Learning?

For students graduating in May 2020, the last day to use Linkedin Learning for free is May 31, 2020. If you're not graduating this month, you can keep using it.

When will USF services stop being available for graduate students?

Students have unlimited access to USF Career Services for free for a full year after graduation. After that first year, you can still use career services, but there will be a fee. 

Any advice on how to turn a summer internship into a long-term gig?

During the internship, I'd recommend having one-on-one meetings with different people in the organization to not only make sure everyone knows you, but to also get a sense of what they do and what's needed. Having a positive attitude and being professional (e.g. always on time, reliable, dress appropriately, etc) is important too! Early on, have a meeting with your direct supervisor to set goals, then have a meeting towards the end to clearly express your interest in the company and opportunities to continue working with them! Put together a list of all the great work, projects, and contributions you've made during your time as an intern to show how invested you are. Make sure that you demonstrate how valuable you are to the organization during the duration of your internship. Sometimes your internship placement might not have the capacity or need to hire an employee at the time, but don't let that discourage you from letting them know about your interest because they could even connect you to your next opportunity at a similar organization.