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EGLE kicks off Career Fair season at Michigan universities

Fall college recruiting season is quickly approaching, and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) is ready to meet, greet and educate students on the careers and internship opportunities the department has to offer. 

EGLE will be represented by 28 staff members from the following divisions: Air Quality, Drinking Water and Environmental Health, Materials Management, Remediation and Redevelopment, and Water Resources at the following career fairs and college events:

  • September 9 & 10
    • Michigan Sustainability Conference (MISCON)
  • September 14
    • University of Michigan Fall Job and Internship Fair
  • September 16
    • Albion College All Majors Career Fair
  • September 18
    • Central Michigan STEM Career Fair
  • September 29
    • Michigan Technological University Fall Career Fair
    • Oakland University Fall All Majors Career Fair
  • September 30
    • Wayne State University State of Michigan Panel Discussion and Career Fair*
  • October 6
    • Michigan State University Student Success and Access Career Fair
  • October 7
    • Western Michigan University State of Michigan Panel Discussion and Career Fair*
    • Eastern Michigan University STEM Career Fair
  • October 8
    • University of Detroit Mercy Fall Career Fair
  • October 28
    • Grand Valley State University State of Michigan Panel Discussion and Career Fair*
  • November 3
    • Northern Michigan University All Major Fall Career Fair
  • November 5
    • Michigan Technological University Natural and Physical Sciences Career Fair

For more details, contact Cindy Whittum, EGLE’s recruitment and internship specialist, at WhittumC@Michigan.gov or 517-914-6595.

* These events are new formats supported by the Statewide Recruitment Committee to get multiple State of Michigan departments in front of students and staff to clarify job titles, the application process and how to leverage the information provided on all job postings. The colleges will market to the students whose areas of study fit best with the departments represented. This type of event allows the State of Michigan to better educate and inform the students about opportunities and careers and provides time for students and staff to ask questions.  

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