College Student Career Program (CSCP)
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Attention!
The deadline to sign-up for the College Student Career Program has passed. Interested companies should contact Barbara Jenkins, bjenkins@uspoultry.org or 770.635.9050. Thanks for your support!
The USPOULTRY Foundation College Student Career Program connects hundreds of talented, bright college students seeking professions in the poultry industry with HR managers and recruiters. It is the most efficient and effective way for the poultry industry to find managers of the future and has been a vital part of many companies' hiring process for over 50 years. It is one of the largest career events of its kind for students seeking professions in the industry. Held annually during the International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE), this program allows producer member companies of USPOULTRY and our IPPE partners (Meat Institute and AFIA) and allied companies to interview top students from many universities at one time, at one location. And such a large number of students offers an extensive variety of majors and qualifications.
The three-day program is 100% funded by the USPOULTRY Foundation. Interview sessions will be held Tuesday afternoon, all day Wednesday, and Thursday until noon. In addition to benefiting the industry, the program is an excellent learning opportunity for the students to see the latest technology and advancements in today's production and processing industry.
The program begins in early October with student resume submission (electronically). Companies sign up online to participate and once the company signs up, they receive the electronic resume database to begin their search for qualified students. Interview sessions will be held during IPPE, Tuesday afternoon, all day Wednesday, and Thursday until noon.
For questions regarding the program and student inquiries, contact LaShundra Littles, LLittles@uspoultry.org.
Photo: Camryn Wilder (center), Texas A&M University, winner of the 2024 USPOULTRY Foundation College Student Career Program Frank Perdue Scholarship Student of the Year award, with Casey English (left) and Harris Moran (right), processing superintendent for Wayne-Sanderson Farms.