CHS Career Navigator Shares Options with Students
Many high school students do not know what they want to be when they grow up. They are not sure what career path to follow. Or if they will even like the career they choose.
Learning about career opportunities and what options may be available can help them find a direction. That is what Cambridge High School Career Navigator, Lovel Quinn, does – she helps students find options and shows them what opportunities exist.
“If you want to go to college, I’ll help you get there; if you want to get your certification, I’ll help you get there; if you want to go straight to the workforce, I’ll help you get there.,” Quinn said.
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Eight Named to UM Grizzly of the Last Decade Honors
The University of Montana Alumni Association selected eight graduates of of the last 10 years as winners of the the 2021 Grizzly of the Last Decade Awards. They are selected because of early career success and the potential for bright futures.
The Alumni Association listed the winners and their accomplishments:
Brooke Andrus is a 2010 journalism graduate, who joined the Phoenix-based WebPT, dealing with health software for outpatients. She was recently promoted to senior manager of content marketing, which won the 2020 CEO World Awards for Communications.
Kevin Brockbank has UM bachelor s and master s degrees and, most recently in 2017, a doctorate in educational leadership. He was first at Helena College and then was dean at Salt Lake Community College for two years before becoming president of Spokane Community College in 2017 and was named to the Aspen Institute of New Presidents Fellowship.
JoAnn Shade: Ashland is blessed by those who live for others
JoAnn Shade
Columnist
As a child, I remember numerous elm trees of our community being devastated by the Dutch elm disease. On block after block, beetles invaded the trees, and their larvae tunneled under the bark, creating pathways for a deadly fungus to spread, clogging the water-conducting cells of the elms. Two giants oaks have fallen
I thought about the loss of those towering elms as I read the words of retired UMC pastor Tom Snyder and his wife Kitty. They wrote of the deaths of two longtime Ashland residents: “Two giant oaks have fallen.” As the Snyders noted, Norm Sommers was an educator who helped shape hundreds of educators in his long career, while Joe Murray was both a lawyer and a determined champion of social justice who never really retired.