Current students and alumni will have the opportunity to meet and network with potential employers at the University of Memphis on Wednesday, April 4th.

The Career Services Office and Academic Internship Office is bringing in more than 40 employers looking to recruit new employees. Students will be able to hand-deliver resumes to the businesses represented.

Some of the employers attending the expo include FedEx Ground, FedEx Services, Nucor Steel, Barnhart Crane and Rigging, Flinn Broadcasting Corp., and many others.

The annual expo will be held in the University Center Ballroom from 10a.m. to 3p.m.

If you’ve dreamed of a job on TV or radio, you can find out about jobs in the field during the Tennessee Association of Broadcasters Career Fair.

Here’s some information from the group:

Representatives from radio and television stations from many broadcast markets in Tennessee will be available to answer questions and collect resumes from people interested in a career in broadcasting.

On Tuesday March 27 the Tennessee Association of Broadcasters and its member stations will be on the Memphis Campus of Freed Hardeman University at 5565 Shelby Oaks Drive.

The career fair will begin at 4 p.m. and broadcasters will be available to answer questions until 7 p.m.

Call 615-365-1840 or email info@tabtn.org for more information.

Information provided by GLOBE NEWSWIRE

Four ServiceMaster brands have joined forces with a new online fundraising program called Boost A Hero in an effort to help military veterans purchase franchise businesses. Boost A Hero, available at www.sprigster.com, provides a platform where vets utilize "crowdfunding" to raise the capital they need to purchase franchises like ServiceMaster Clean, Merry Maids, Furniture Medic and AmeriSpec -- which are all ServiceMaster brands.

The four ServiceMaster brands are charter members of the Boost A Hero program, which was recently initiated by Sprigster in partnership with the International Franchise Association (IFA).

"The unemployment rate for military veterans is 50 percent higher than the national average, despite the fact that vets make outstanding team members and business owners," said Beth Solomon, IFA Vice President of Strategic Initiatives & Industry Relations.