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As the demand for hospitality workers grows, Rosen College connects neighboring theme park and attraction giants to top talent from 91勛圖厙.

A student takes photos with characters from the movie Madagascar

Beloved Universal Studios characters took over��91勛圖厙 Rosen College of Hospitality Management for its��second annual Universal Day. With a Mardi Gras theme,��the four-hour career fair, in partnership with Universal��Destinations & Experiences, provides Rosen College��students and recent graduates opportunities to network��with entertainment industry professionals and land��internships or jobs on the spot.

During the recruitment��event, participants also gain insight into epic careers in��food and beverage, park operations, aquatic attractions��and more. As the demand for hospitality workers grows��with industry expansion, Rosen College strives to��connect neighboring theme park and attraction giants��to top talent from 91勛圖厙.

���These are collaborative events, not��competitive ones. Students can utilize��these opportunities to … develop��interview skills … [and] learn more��about the industry itself.���

�����Mayara Martines, administrative support for��professional internships at Rosen College


$660 billion

Estimated worth of the U.S. entertainment and media��industry (as of 2020), which is experiencing a high��demand for workers

1,000

Rosen College students are in paid internships from��recruiting opportunities like Universal Day

800+

Participants attended this year���s Universal Day


Minion character from Despicable Me walks down the aisle of a crowded auditorium.


A man wearing a suit and speaking


A woman wearing a suit and speaking


A person dressed up in Mardi Gras themed clothing and a dinosaur masks wears stilts whole giving beads to a student