Rockford Career College in The Voice: Why College Career Fairs Matter

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Carol Taylor’s portrait beside Greater Rockford Chamber of Commerce and The Voice logos over a career fair background.
In her column for The Voice, published by the Greater Rockford Chamber of Commerce, Carol Taylor highlights how college career fairs connect students, graduates, and employers.

A conversation can open a door—for a student exploring a career, a graduate ready for their next step, or an employer looking for skilled talent.

In her column published in The Voice, Carol Taylor explores why college career fairs continue to matter. Drawing on events at Rockford Career College and our sister school, Stautzenberger College, she highlights the value of bringing students, graduates, and employers together—and how those connections can strengthen the communities we share.

Read the full issue of The Voice below. Carol’s article begins on page 17.

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