Reid Family Career Closet Offers Free Professional Attire to Ohio State Students
The Reid Family Career Closet hosted a pop-up event on Tuesday in the Ohio Union, offering free professional clothing to Ohio State students to help them prepare for job interviews and career fairs.

Columbus, OH, September 14, 2026 —
COLUMBUS, OH – The Reid Family Career Closet conducted a pop-up event on Tuesday, providing Ohio State University students with complimentary professional attire. The event, held within the Ohio Union, aimed to support students as they prepare for upcoming job interviews and career fairs.
Students had the opportunity to select items of professional clothing at no cost. The initiative is designed to alleviate financial barriers that students may face when acquiring suitable attire for professional settings. Access to appropriate clothing is often a crucial element in making a positive impression during job searches and career-related events.
The Reid Family Career Closet’s presence in the Ohio Union offered a convenient location for students on campus to access these resources. The event focused on equipping students with the necessary tools to present themselves professionally to potential employers. Details regarding the specific types of clothing available, the number of students who benefited from the event, or the duration of the pop-up were not immediately provided.
Preparation for job interviews and career fairs typically involves more than just practicing responses to common questions. The visual presentation of a candidate is a significant factor in the hiring process. By providing free professional clothing, the Reid Family Career Closet seeks to enhance students’ confidence and readiness for the competitive job market.
The specific date of the Tuesday event was not specified in available information. Further details on the frequency or future occurrences of such pop-up events by the Reid Family Career Closet were also not disclosed. The organization’s objective remains centered on empowering students through career readiness support services.
Story summarized from the original created by Paige Puhalsky on www.thelantern.com, see more information here.
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