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MARTIN UNIVERSITY TO HOLD RE-ENTRY JOB FAIR IN PARTNERSHIP WITH IDOC ON JULY 25



For those looking for a career opportunity, Martin University will hold a Re-Entry Job Fair on Thursday, July 25, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on its campus, 2186 N. Sherman Drive, in partnership with the Indiana Department of Corrections HIRE program. The fair will feature 46 resource vendors offering a wide range of salaries based on experience and skills.


Multiple employment career paths will be available, and multiple entities will be represented for supportive services and education assistance. Attendees should bring multiple copies of their resumes, have reliable transportation, and have a career-focused mindset.


The event is free and open to everyone, with special encouragement for those re-entering the workforce from incarceration. For more information, an interest in attending, or an interest in being involved in the event, please contact HIRE@Idoc.IN.gov, your case manager, job coach, parole agent, probation officer, or HIRE Coordinator.


“This job fair is another example of why Martin University exists -- to offer ordinary and those disenfranchised opportunities to change their destinies,” said Martin University President Sean L. Huddleston. “Our core value is to develop and encourage a diverse workforce-ready person through an inclusive, supportive, and collegiate environment. We salute the Hoosier Initiative for Re-Entry program and are pleased to partner with them. 


The Hoosier Initiative for Re-Entry (HIRE) program was created in 2012 by the Department of Workforce Development to help people with past involvement with the legal system reintegrate into society and to create career paths to give them the opportunities to improve their lives in a sustainable way through work. In 2019, the HIRE program was moved to the Indiana Department of Corrections, with a continued focus on assisting people with past involvement in the criminal justice system. 


Founded in 1977, Martin University is Indiana's only Predominantly Black Institution (PBI) of higher education. It is steeped in a history of service, and its mission is to educate and develop diverse workforce-ready students in an inclusive, supportive, and collegiate environment. Martin University's vision is to elevate the landscape while providing transformative opportunities, inclusive support, and service to our communities.


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