The AAJA National Convention features a Career Fair for media professionals and journalism students to interview with recruiters from the news industry. Interviews are "walk-in" and are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Job seekers should prepare accordingly and bring enough resumes and work samples to meet with recruiters.

Career Fair Schedule

This year's participants are:

ABC
AFTRA
Author's Bookstore
Belo
Bloomberg
Bright House Networks - Florida News Group
CBS
Chicago Tribune
CNN
Columbia University
Court TV
DaimlerChrysler
Detroit Free Press
Dow Jones & Company
Dow Jones Newspaper Fund
E! Entertainment
ESPN
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Gannett Co., Inc.
Gannett Wisconsin Group
General Motors
Hearst Magazines
Hearst Newspapers
Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc.
Knight Ridder Newspapers
Lee Enterprises, Inc.
Los Angeles Times
Media General
Medill School of Journalism
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Minnesota Public Radio
NAB
NBC
New York Daily News
New York Times Digital
Newsday
Nielsen Media Research
NLGJA
NPR
NY1 News
PR Newswire
Project for Excellence in Journalism/Committee of Concerned Journalists
Reuters
San Jose Mercury News
Southern Progress
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Paul Pioneer Press
St. Petersburg Times
The Arizona Republic
The Associated Press
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Baltimore Sun
The Boston Globe
The Charlotte Observer
The Denver Post
The Detroit News
The Indianapolis Star
The McClatchy Co.
The Miami Herald
The New York Times
The New York Times Broadcast Group
The New York Times Regional Newspaper Group
The News & Observer
The Orange County Register
The Oregonian
The Orlando Sentinal
The Poynter Institute
The Record
The Sacramento Bee
The San Diego Union-Tribune
The Seattle Times
The Wall Street Journal
The Washington Post
Time, Inc.
Tribune Company
Tribune's Minority Editorial Training Program
U.S. Census Bureau
UNITY: Journalists of Color
USA TODAY