Florida State University students can further their future and expand their career connections through the Seminole Futures Recruitment Series Tuesday, Feb. 3 through Friday, Feb. 13 at various campus locations. The recruitment series is open to all majors and class levels.
Led by FSU’s Career Center within the Division of Student Affairs, Seminole Futures offers seven days of guided career exploration to help support students at every stage of their professional journey while preparing them for future careers. Whether they’re seeking an internship or a full-time position after graduation, students can connect with a range of employers to increase their professional network and discover career paths.
This emphasis on career readiness secured FSU the No. 13 spot on The Princeton Review’s 2025 list of the Top 20 Best Schools for Internships among public schools across the U.S.
“Our primary objective is to ensure our students are equipped, empowered and employed,” said Rob Liddell, assistant vice president for Career Services. “The Seminole Futures series provides interactive, experience-driven engagement that supports student success and assists our employer partners with the next generation of professional workers.”
Throughout the week, students can take part in several career-focused activities, such as taking a professional headshot, having their resume reviewed and meeting with Career Center team members for interview and presentation tips in preparation to meet with prospective employers.
The signature Seminole Futures Job & Internship Fair is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12 at the FSU Student Union. More than 70 employers across industries will be present to discuss early career prospects. Among them are Insight Global, Enterprise Mobility, NewDay USA and ReliaQuest.
“We are thrilled to host the Seminole Futures Fair at the Student Union this spring,” said Christy Mantzanas, employer relations program director at the FSU Career Center. “This centralized location cultivates a vibrant, energetic networking environment that will benefit our students and employer representatives.”
Justin Mohabir, a finance and accounting student who took part in the reimagined Seminole Futures series last fall, said, “Every event challenged me to grow a little more outside my comfort zone. Each conversation with employers became smoother, and I could see my confidence, communication and networking skills strengthening with every interaction.”
To view the full list of employers attending this semester’s fairs and events, visit Nole Network.
Below are some Seminole Futures Recruitment Series key events. For the complete list and schedule, visit career.fsu.edu.
Dedman College of Hospitality Career & Internship Expo
1 – 4 p.m. | Champion Club Ballrooms
Meet with top hospitality organizations and FSU partners. This expo is open to all Dedman College students and anyone taking a hospitality class, pursuing a minor in hospitality or intending to work in hospitality.
Engineering Employer Resume Review Day
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. | FAMU-FSU College of Engineering
Meet with leading engineering employers and Career Center staff who will critique students’ resumes and offer advice on how to best represent themselves on paper for upcoming fairs and recruiting season.
Prepare for the Fair with the Career Center
1 – 4 p.m. | Dunlap Success Center
Attend this interactive prep event designed to bolster your confidence before connecting with employers. Includes resume critique, printing, networking lab, professional photobooth and more.
Engineering Job & Internship Fair
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | FAMU-FSU College of Engineering
Meet with leading engineering firms looking for talented students for internships or full-time roles. This fair is designed to connect students with Engineering industry employers.
Virtual Spring Summer Camp Job Fair
1:30 – 4:30 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom
Connect with summer camps that are hiring FSU students seeking summer opportunities. Whether you’re seeking a role as a counselor, operations staff, educator or an instructor in outdoor adventure or the arts, this fair offers a great opportunity to virtually meet.
Engineering & Seminole Futures Interview Days
Dunlap Success Center
Interviews are by invitation only at the discretion of employers who elect to host interviews with students they meet at the fairs.
Seminole Futures Job & Internship Fair
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Student Union Ballrooms
Meet with employer representatives from a variety of industries, including science, technology and mathematics, who plan to meet students across majors to fill full-time jobs and internships. Opportunities and connections abound!
FSU’s Career Center, located in the Dunlap Success Center, offers a variety of resources and services, including one-on-one career advising, resume workshops, mock interviews, internship search assistance and tools for major exploration. These services aim to empower students in building the skills and confidence needed to achieve their professional and academic goals.
For more information about the Career Center visit career.fsu.edu.