Wear comfortable shoes. 
Because lines are frequently long and you should expect to wait, don’t wear uncomfortable high heels or brand new shoes that haven’t been broken in. Consider pair of conservative, interview appropriate shoes that you know are comfortable.
Dress Professionally. 
Job fairs are like interviews, so make sure your attire is interview appropriate. Wear professional clothes, style your hair conservatively, and ladies should wear minimal makeup.
Bring Resumes.
Bring a supply of resumes to hand out to the companies. Take a portfolio or a briefcase to hold resumes and corporate literature.
Prepare a one minute commercial.
Think about your strong points, your goals, the company and where you want to go within the company. Be prepared to talk about these aspects with your employer.
Be prepared to discuss your career goals.
Be ready to talk about where you want to work, what you would like to do, and your relevant skills.
Arrive early.
Plan on extra time for checking in, parking, and getting orientated with the layout of the career fair.
Network. 
While you are waiting in line, talk to others. You may hear about opportunities of which you were unaware.
Be assertive and show initiative. 
Shake hands and introduce yourself to recruiters when you reach the table. Act interested in the company and their job opportunities.
Explore options. 
A wide variety of companies will normally participate. This is an excellent opportunity to browse and indulge your curiosity.

Q: Do you have to be a minority to atten?
A: Absolutely not. Diversity is welcoming to ALL candidates.

Q: Can I send PSI a resume to be distributed at the Career Fair?
A: This is face to face. You can register with resume at www.NAACPJobFinder.com but your resume is not distributed at Fair. 

Q: What is the format of the PSI Career Fair?
A: It is set up like a trade show with an informal “Open House” environment.  

Q: What is meant by Professional Career Reception?
A: For those events labeled as “Executive & Professional” candidates must have a minimum 4-year degree or better. For a professional setting many are conducted at an Embassy Suites where employer recruits from hotel suite.

Q: How do you know we have a 4-year degree?
A: In addition to targeted promotions all candidates must present their resumes for admission.

Q: I am working and not necessarily looking?
A: You will want to attend. Employers like the “curiosity seekers” to influence your future decisions.