The goal for the students was twofold, Foster said, they got a chance to see what types of careers and opportunities were available locally and what type of education they would need.
Brian Neben Lexington Clipper-Herald
Over 700 area students from Lexington, Cozad, Overton and Gothenburg took part in the Dawson County Career and College Fair on Feb. 15.
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Dawson Public Power District Communications Specialist Chelsea Gengenbach and lineman Trever Miller talk to students about DPPD.
Brian Neben Lexington Clipper-Herald
Cozad students see how many times they can lift a fully weighted ammunition canister over their heads at the Marine recruiter’s table at the career and college fair.
Brian Neben Lexington Clipper-Herald
U.S. Air Force recruiter SSgt Chris Chambers speaks with Cozad students about the opportunities the Air Force offers.
LEXINGTON — The students who will be entering the workforce soon will be entering a far different market than just 10 years ago. Students got a chance to see what was available locally at the Dawson County Career and College Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
The goal for the students was twofold, Foster said, they got a chance to see what types of careers and opportunities were available locally and what type of education they would need.
Cozad students see how many times they can lift a fully weighted ammunition canister over their heads at the Marine recruiter’s table at the career and college fair.