EACE Membership has its Benefits for Employers
Professional Exchange
This favorite EACE program provides the opportunity for you to host a site visit for college career service professionals. This is the perfect opportunity to showcase your company and build relationships with your target universities/ colleges.
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Road Trips to the Real World
This signature EACE program has been connecting students and employers for more than 15 years! It's an exclusive opportunity for you to host a site visit for college students to learn about a career field and explore your internship and job opportunities.
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Annual Conference
For more than 20 years, the EACE Annual Conference has been the premier professional development and networking event. Choose from more than 35 workshops, many of which offer you HRCI and/or SHRM credits, learn best practices from fellow employers, network with colleges and enjoy the best social events of the year.
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Webinars
EACE hosts a number of webinars throughout the year, which are free to members. Additionally, as a member you have access to our full archive of recorded workshops and webinars to watch at your leisure.
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Employer Resource Center
EACE understands that your time is limited and that resources can serve as a beneficial part of your recruitment strategy. This resource library provides helpful information regarding internships, webinars/conferences, social media, and tools and technology for recruiting/human resources professionals.
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Mentorship
EACE's Mentor Program provides members with opportunities to join as a mentee or mentor for professional development, networking, and information/idea exchange with professionals in the field. Join the program as a mentee or a mentor
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Professional Development Grants
Does your company need funding to assist with professional development initiatives? EACE supports our members by awarding thousands of dollars each year in grants to support expenses for Annual Conference attendance.
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Scholarships
EACE offers Diversity & Inclusion Scholarships each year that are open to both employers and college professionals working in the field and/or graduate students working or intending to work in the field of career services or human resources.
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