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The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Dallas Field Office and East Texas Resident Agencies will host a diversity recruitment event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, April 23, at Tyler Junior College main campus, 1327 S. Baxter Ave., (Building 16a, Apache Rooms).

The event is free and open to all college students and qualified candidates.

Those who want to be an FBI agent or a member of the Bureau’s professional support staff, which includes administrative assistants, business finance, public and community affairs, medicine, law and computers, are urged to attend this event.

There will be exhibits highlighting criminal, national security, intelligence and professional staff careers. FBI personnel will be available to provide information regarding opportunities in SWAT, evidence response, violent and white collar crimes, surveillance, forensic accounting, foreign languages, cybercrimes/security, informational technology and electronics.

All participants will have an opportunity to meet agents, analysts and professional staff who will discuss their experiences and job responsibilities.

Special Agent in Charge Eric Jackson, whose career with the FBI spans over two decades, will share his vision and answer questions from potential applicants. Local law enforcement from the surrounding area will also be in attendance to offer career opportunities with their agencies as well.

Registration is not required.