Fair offers jobs, information about health professions to ISU students

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Story Published: Oct 21, 2009 at 5:35 PM MDT

Story Updated: Oct 21, 2009 at 7:08 PM MDT

By Wes Horrocks

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POCATELLO - Students at Idaho State University are getting help when it comes to finding a health profession job.

The Health Professions Career Fair is expected to draw a few hundreds visitors.

Students also have the chance to learn about schools they could attend once they're done at ISU.

Organizers believe the fair can remove some anxiety about big decisions students have to make. Becky Connell, Pre-Heatlh Profession Adviser said, "If in the future they do decide to apply to that school they already have somebody to contact, that they can feel comfortable asking questions to."

About 44 schools and companies were represented at the fair.

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