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| 2008 | 2009 | 2009 Mexican American Engineer Society Conference 4-7 Nov 09 Las Vegas, NV Society of Women Engineers Job Fair 15-16 Oct 09 Long Beach, CA Poly Job Fair 6-7 Oct 09 University of Puerto Rico Harford County Job Fair 30 Sep 09 Richelin Ballroom, Edgewood, MD Public Service Recognition Week 5 May 09 National Mall Washington, DC White House Initiative on HCBU's 26 Apr. 09 Norfolk State University Norfolk, VA Harford County Defense Technology Intelligence Job Fair 19 Mar. 09 Ripken Stadium Aberdeen, MD Virginia Tech Alumni Assn; National Capital Region 3 Mar. 09 West Falls Church, VA Lehigh University (Consortium) 18 Feb. 09 Allentown, PA Pennsylvania State University 17 Feb. 09 State College, PA BRAC Job Fair 7 Feb. 09 Bel Air, MD Georgia Institute of Technology 5 Feb. 09 Atlanta, GA 2008 Society of Women Engineers Annual Conference 7-8 Nov 08 Baltimore, MD North Carolina State 5 Nov 08 Raleigh,NC Mexican-America Engineer & Sciences 23 Oct 08 Las Vegas, NV Harford County Jobs Fair 9 Oct 08 Edgewood, MD University of Puerto Rico 2 Oct 08 Mayagueg, PR Polytechnic University 1 Oct 08 San Juan, PR For additional questions or if you would like to request AEC participation at Job Fairs, please email: ATECResumes@conus.army.mil

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