From being a job shadowing student to hosting a job shadowing student himself, Jared has been busy since high school graduation.

Dr. Howell related to the students as he was also from a small community in Pennsylvania.

The gap between education and employment grew smaller as businesses interacted with parents and students to communicate a multitude of careers within our own community.

I wanted to be an ambassador because I had experienced first hand the perks of being a part of BB2C.

The goal? To create and program a “Choppy Robot” from scratch.

The Washington County Behavioral Health Board and BB2C are partnering to develop local career pathway opportunities in the mental health field…

How do we partner with them to get students in contact with officers to gain information and build a future law enforcement workforce? We get a little creative….

Take advantage of shadowing and volunteer opportunities so that you have exposure to various professions that spark your interest. ~Brandi Johnson, Frontier Class of 2015

PSE was thrilled to see so many local students excited about engineering and we hope to meet many of them again as they continue on their educational and career paths.

Thank you to all the companies, volunteers, staff, parents, students, and teachers that attended. We are already looking to see how we can make next year’s event even better!

I would encourage anyone who loves their work to stop by and ask how to engage with these young adults.

I think this is a beneficial day for any student who may not think there are options for them in the workforce.

"I connected with many educators and shared the opportunities that we offer students."