Denver City Wire

More than 300 companies, organizations were represented at the in-person event Feb. 7-8, held over two days for the first time 

Chemical engineering senior Mulugeta Dereso meets with a recruiter from Colorado Springs Utilities on Day 1 of Spring Career Days. More than 300 companies attended Spring Career Days, which was split into two days due to high employer interest.

Company booths filled the floor of Lockridge Arena during the first day of Spring Career Day as Mines students looked to connect with as many recruiters as possible.

Mines alum Julie Eiken '22, left, recruiting for FAST Enterprises, chats with current student Maggie Dixon. Many Mines alumni return to campus for Career Days, but as recruiters for their current employers.

Chemical engineering senior Levi Collins shakes hands with a recruiter on the first day of Spring Career Days. Mines students are encouraged to put their best foot forward by dressing in business formal or business casual attire.

Doctoral candidate Seetharaman Navaneetha Kannan discusses his qualifications with an OxyChem recruiter at Spring Career Day. At the event, job and internship opportunities are available for Mines students at all levels of study -- undergraduate, master's degree and PhD.

Mines alum Sarah Sadowski MS '22 meets with a recruiter during Spring Career Day. Recent alumni are also invited to attend both the Spring and Fall Career Days to explore career opportunities.

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