FEMA and the Equal Opportunity Publications are hosting a (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) STEM Diversity Career Expo on Friday , April 23.
The expo is designed to bring industry and government together with members of minority groups, women and people with disabilities in the Science, Technology Engineering, and Math, (STEM) career disciplines.
Who is encouraged to attend?
- Current college students
- Recent college graduates
- Entry-level job seekers
- Experienced professionals
Anyone in who fits within these target of candidates with career interests in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields.
Job candidates represent all members of minority groups and diverse cultures, including people with disabilities, women and veterans.
For more expo details and to register for this exciting FEMA career opportunity go to FEMA - STEM Diversity Career Expo
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