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Business Career Fair Engages Students with New Opportunities

Colin Vail, Staff Writer
September 27, 2024

The recent career fair hosted by the business department offered students an exciting opportunity to explore diverse career paths. With interactive booths and enthusiastic participation, both students and presenters enjoyed an engaging and dynamic experience.

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Colin Vail
Colin Vail, Staff Writer and Video Producer
Colin Vail is a sophomore and staff writer for "The Raider Voice". This is his first year on staff and is excited to create Arts & Leisure pieces through both multimedia and articles. Colin also enjoys playing Pickleball and spending time with family.