Spring career fair brings in employers to provide students jobs

Posted on March 26, 2018 by Jason Lux in Briefs, News // 0 Comments

The 2018 Spring Career Fair will be held  for students looking for jobs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on March 27 at Laramie County Community College’s Recreation and Athletic Center. Currently, the list of employers that will be attending include: 

 

Allstate Insurance Company

American Cancer Society

Anderson Dental.

Bank of the West

Blue Federal Credit Union

Boot Barn

Border Foods

Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne

Buckle

Capitol Roofing, Inc.

Charter Communications

Cheyenne Animal Shelter

Cheyenne Aquatic Center

Cheyenne Habilitation and Therapeutic Center

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center (CRMC)

Cheyenne VA Medical Center and Clinics

Columbine Health Systems

Community Action of Laramie County

Corporation for National & Community Service

Covenant Testing Technologies

Express Employment Professional

FE Warren AFB

FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Center

GH Phipps Construction of Wyoming

Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce/ShortGo

HCMS Group LLC (Human Capital Management Services)

High Plain Registry

Jimmy John’s

Job Corps

Julie’s Career Closet

KGWN-TV

Knife River

LCCC Human Resources

Lewan Technology

Little America Hotel and Resort

LONG Building Technologies

Magic City Enterprises

Monument Home Builders

Radisson Hotel

Reiman Corp

Rite of Passage

Safe Harbor, a children’s justice center

Sarah Mckinney

Scotch Boy, Inc.

Serve Wyoming

Smithfield

State of Wyoming ETS

Synergy Home Care Wyoming

Verizon

Vestas Windsor, CO

Wyoming Air National Guard

Wyoming Army National Guard

Wyoming Department of Corrections

Wyoming Department of Transportation

Wyoming Medical Center

Y2 CONSULTANTS, LLC.

 

For more information on the 2018 Spring Career Fair contact Crystal M. Smith, LCCC’s Lead Career Education Specialist, at 307-778-1132 or visit the LCCC Career Center in the Clay Pathfinder Building, Room 111.  

About Jason Lux (29 Articles)
I’m from a tiny town just north of Rock Springs, Wyoming called Farson. If you know of it at all, it’s almost certain that it’s due to its famous ice cream store that will put a half gallon into a single cone. Otherwise, it’s a two-gas station town with ranches scattered among oilfield businesses. I spent my time there building fences, herding cattle, lighting bonfires, and participating in all other rural activities. At 18 I sought out the world beyond Farson. I hitchhiked and rode greyhound busses across the country for a few months, living out of my backpack and exploring the amazing American landscape. I settled in Eugene, Oregon for about a year, worked odd jobs and passed the time until I decided to move back to Wyoming and attend Laramie County Community College. I’ve majored in Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts and Spanish. I enjoy painting, drawing, reading and traveling to learn about different cultures and the vast plains of humanities variations. In the fall I’ll be heading to UW to major in Latin American Studies and hope to cultivate a career in travel and international relations.

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