Campus Spotlight

February 26, 2026

<p>Second-year biomedical engineering student Cameron Bennett, right, speaks with Codonics recruiter Garvin Seto at RIT’s Spring University-Wide Career Fair on Feb. 25, in the Gordon Field House and Activities Center. Bennett, who is from Somerset, N.J., is hunting for a summer or fall co-op. To give her a leg up on the competition, Bennett used her engineering and manicuring skills to embed sensors in the layers of her nails that open her LinkedIn profile when she taps on her phone.</p>

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Second-year biomedical engineering student Cameron Bennett, right, speaks with Codonics recruiter Garvin Seto at RIT’s Spring University-Wide Career Fair on Feb. 25, in the Gordon Field House and Activities Center. Bennett, who is from Somerset, N.J., is hunting for a summer or fall co-op. To give her a leg up on the competition, Bennett used her engineering and manicuring skills to embed sensors in the layers of her nails that open her LinkedIn profile when she taps on her phone.

a college age male looks over a balcony on to the main floor of the career fair

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Natal Paredes, a computer engineering technology major, patiently waits alongside thousands of other RIT students for the start of the Spring University-Wide Career Fair on Feb. 25 in the Gordon Field House and Activities Center.
a girl shows her resume to a company recruiter

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Gauri Shedge, a software engineering master’s student, left, carefully prepared her résumé and examined the companies she hopes will offer her a co-op this summer. Here, Shedge, from India, interviews with D3 Embedded recruiter and RIT alumnus Daniel Breslawski ’23 (computer engineering).
a girl with pink hair consults a list she holds in her hand.

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Third-year illustration student Cess Corona, from Marlton, N.J., is looking for a summer co-op in art or design. In advance of the Spring University-Wide Career Fair on Feb. 25, Corona got tips from a close friend who attended the career fair in the past and helped with her résumé and interviewing skills. During the event, Corona carried around a briefcase that contained her laptop and sketchbook.
a birds eye view of the career fair floor at R I T

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Thousands of RIT students in a variety of majors attended the Spring University-Wide Career Fair on Feb. 25, in the Gordon Field House and Activities Center. Nearly 200 companies sent representatives, including many RIT alumni, to the career fair in search of qualified candidates to fill co-ops or full-time job openings.
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