
October 23, 2026
HVCC North-Malta, NY
Welcome to your Exhibitor Dashboard, and thank you for being part of the Career Jam experience. This is your central hub to manage your booth, access resources, and prepare for a successful event. You’ll find everything you need here, from key information to helpful tools and answers to your questions.
Schedule
Find the session(s) your school is participating in below
Session #1:
Participating Schools: Ballston Spa, Corinth, Lake George
8:15-8:30 AM
School Arrival
8:45 AM
Prep Rally
9:10 AM
Career Jam Exploration floor Session #1
9:55 AM
Departure: Corinth, Lake George
10:05 AM
Campus Tour
10:35 AM
Departure
Session #2:
Participating Schools: Stillwater, Schenectady
9:00-9:15 AM
School Arrival
9:30 AM
Prep Rally
9:55 AM
Career Jam Exploration Floor Session #2
10:40 AM
Departure: Stillwater
10:50 AM
Campus Tour
11:20 AM
Departure
Session #3:
Participating Schools: Mechanicville, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake
10-10:15 AM
School Arrival
11:50 AM
Campus Tour
12:05 PM
Departure
10:30 AM
Prep Rally
10:55 AM
Career Jam Exploration Floor Session #3
12:15 PM
Lunch
Session #4:
Participating Schools: Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, Glens Falls
11:00-11:15 AM
School Arrival
11:00-11:15 AM
Campus Tour
11:00-11:15 AM
Departure
11:00-11:15 AM
Prep Rally
11:00-11:15 AM
Career Jam Exploration Floor Session #3
11:00-11:15 AM
Lunch
Map, Parking & Transportation Information

Enter campus through Hermes Rd, turning left into campus, buses will loop to the front of the building dropping students off at the front doors (highlighted in red) and using the loop to park in “Bus Parking” (highlighted in green) where they will park for the duration of the event.
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At your designated departure time, students will exit out of the front doors and walk to “Bus Parking” using the connecting sidewalks.
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Once buses are loaded, exit campus.
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Please be patient with the Career Jam event staff throughout the day. Most of them are volunteers and we all want to make this the best experience possible!
Before Career Jam - Educator Checklist
All participants will adhere to all laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, and requirements of HVCC, and any City, County, State, or Federal Government Agency, or any department or bureau thereof, having jurisdiction of the property.
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Review participating exhibitors & prepare your students on business etiquette and appropriate behavior.
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Have students complete the Career Jam™ Student Discovery Survey
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Ensure media releases are obtained for all students, as media will be present at the event.
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Bring a list of students who cannot be photographed. At check-in, Career Jam staff will provide neon yellow stickers for these students to wear.
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Lunch: Lunch is not provided. Students should bring a bagged lunch if needed. A space will be provided to eat. 100+ students– carry lunches in your Career Jam bag. Less than 100 students—we recommend bringing lunches in a cooler on wheels or packing them in containers making it easier to transport them *upon arrival you’ll leave your lunches with a Career Jam volunteer to move to the designated lunch area*
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Campus Tours: larger groups- please divide students into groups of 20-30 ahead of time
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Dress appropriately: Students should wear comfortable, layered clothing, as they will be both indoors and outdoors. Footwear: Closed-toe shoes are required.
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Backpacks: NO backpacks are allowed in the venue. Please leave them on the bus. Students will receive a Career Jam™ drawstring bag upon arrival.
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Show school spirit: Wear school colors!
On The Career Jam Exploration Floor - Teacher Tips
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Let students explore: Give them the freedom to visit booths on their own while you circulate and monitor for safety.
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Stay on schedule: Please keep to your allotted time.
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Safety first: Walk please—no running.
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Scavenger Hunt: Students should complete their Career Jam™ Scavenger Hunt Card & look for volunteers with orange collection bins to turn it in for a chance to win a custom pair of Nike sneakers!
After Career Jam - Keep The Momentum Going
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Encourage students to talk with their guidance counselors and teachers about the booths and careers that sparked their interest.
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Encourage students to share what they learned with their parents or guardians.
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Encourage students to research local career opportunities and explore the education or training needed for the fields they’re excited about.
