“I am here to possibly find a job, but I am still deciding because I want to finish my second year here at Atlantic Cape before finding a job or going into the hospitality field,” Mayes said, while Nambo added that “I am looking to apply for a job at Spencer’s and maybe something in cosmetology.”Ĭomputer Information Systems major Maksym Fedemko of Absecon spoke with representatives from The Deauville Inn in Strathmere and eagerly filled out an application. General Studies major Juliet Mayes of Galloway and Human Services major Diana Nambo of Egg Harbor Township were on the lookout for temporary positions. I wanted to discuss all of the options that I may have,” Lopez said.

“I am interested in the Reserves and maybe working in communications with them. Local retailers and restaurants, such as Spencer’s, It’s Sugar, Carmine’s and Brady’s Hoagies attended as well.Ītlantic Cape Media Studies major Arturo Lopez of Atlantic City took time to speak with representatives from the Navy and Marines as he envisions life after college. The Atlantic City Police Department, Galloway Township Police and the New Jersey Department of Corrections represented law enforcement. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa and Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino represented the local gaming industry. MAYS LANDING - Whether in search of career options following graduation or just seeking a job over the summer break, Atlantic Cape Community College students met with more than a dozen local businesses and organizations during its Annual Career Fair on April 13 in the Student Center on the Mays Landing campus.Ī wide range of local employers met with students face-to-face to discuss their career goals and aspirations, provide professional advice and hand out job applications.

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