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Denny’s Announces HBCU Hiring Tour and Scholarships for Black College Students

Denny’s Announces HBCU Hiring Tour and Scholarships for Black College Students
Posted By: Kennedy Williams on October 03, 2021


With a goal of hiring 20,000 future employees, Denny’s Inc. has announced it is launching the second phase of its nationwide hiring tour, leveraging its relationships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities, the National Urban League, and the National Society of Hispanic MBAs.

The 2021 Multicultural Recruitment Tour is a major initiative that is seeking to hire interns and full-time positions at all levels of the brand from cooks to management trainees to corporate employees. Denny’s recruiters will be accepting applications and conducting one-on-one interviews virtually and in-person. For those who are unable to attend the events, resumes can be submitted to Careers.Dennys.com. The recurring tour, which kicked off at the Denny’s Orange Blossom Classic in Miami featuring Jackson State University vs. Florida A&M University, Labor Day Weekend, is in its 3rd year and will take place in-person or virtually at the following events:

• Oct. 6: Louisiana State University Fall 2021 Virtual Career & Internship Fair
• Oct. 11: Norfolk State University, Norfolk, Va.
• Oct. 13: Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga.
• Oct. 20: Coppin State University, Baltimore, Md.
• Oct. 29: Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tenn.
• Oct. 29: Wilberforce University Virtual Career Fair
• Oct.



25 to Thursday, Oct. 28: Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities Virtual Conference & Career Fair

The tour is designed to support all job seekers, regardless of their level of experience, professional field, or background, and at each location, there will be application stations set up for job seekers to easily apply.

“We look for the brightest, most innovative, talent in our recruiting efforts and we believe that recruiting students at HBCUs, HACUs, Prospanica and the Urban League is an opportunity to find the future leaders of our company,” said Gail Sharps Myers, Denny’s executive vice president, Chief Legal Officer, and Chief People Officer. “What’s also so important about this tour is that it is giving our company the opportunity to create a talent pipeline and build a brand identity that will have a lasting impact.”

The brand also is inviting students to apply for Denny’s Hungry for Education Scholarship Program, offering $330,000 in financial scholarships for current and incoming students. For those unable to participate in these events, students can go to DennysHungryForEducation.com to apply.

Gail Sharps Myers, added, “This hiring tour is one of the many ways we’re going into the community to offer scholarship opportunities, job opportunities, and internships.”
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