This event is organized in conjunction with the group exhibition, Love Letters, which features one of Lazarus’s photographs.Jason Lazarus is a Tampa-based artist “exploring vision and visibility. His work includes a range of fluid methodologies: photography, found and appropriated images, text-as-image, photo-derived sculptures made individually and collaboratively with the public, live archives, film, video, LED light images, and public submission repositories, among others.” Lazarus’ work has been exhibited at MASS MoCA; Art Institute of Chicago; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco; Queens Museum of Art, New York; and Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago. Lazarus is associate professor of art and art history at the University of South Florida.This event is supported by the Alice and Fannie Fell Trust and the Lori Baum and Aaron Henkelman University Galleries Community Fund.

Faculty support for students as they navigate transitions helps students thrive in college and beyond. Student researchers have developed a unique understanding of student perspectives on career transitions through research on Illinois State students’ experiences and the broader literature.Registration is required.

Are you seeking a part-time job for the fall? Attend the Part-time Job Fair to connect with employers seeking to fill part-time positions. Be ready to apply and maybe even interview!If you are interested in working part-time, but only on-campus, consider attending the You Can Work at ISU: Student Hiring Event on August 13.Employer registrationRegister for the Part-time Job Fair starting July 1.There is no cost to organizations, but registration is required. Be sure to bring your own applications and other supplies you will need during the event.StudentsCheck out the list of employers attending the Part-Time Job Fair and select those you most want to meet.Tips for students:Discover how to prepare for a career fair by visiting the Career Resource Guide.Bring your class schedule so employers know when you are available to work.Join Career Services on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn for fair updates and other helpful career tips.Special accommodationsIf you need special accommodations to participate, contact Career Services at (309) 438-2200. Please allow sufficient time to arrange the accommodation.