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NTCC Livingston Campus to hold Hiring Expo, Graduation Fair

NTCC Livingston Campus to hold Hiring Expo, Graduation Fair NTCC holding job fair at the Livingston Parish in Walker By Cali Hubbard | May 11, 2021 at 5:03 AM CDT - Updated May 11 at 6:48 AM WALKER, La. (WAFB) - Northshore Technical Community College will host a celebration for 2021 graduates and a hiring expo on Tuesday, May 11. It’s happening at Livingston Campus in Walker from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Job fair being held at NTCC at Livingston campus in Walker The event is open to the community, with the hiring expo having more than 30 area businesses that will offer information and the opportunity to apply for jobs in health care, industrial, manufacturing, distribution, culinary, retail and more. The event will be co-hosted by the Southeastern Louisiana University’s Livingston Center.

New Rutgers historical markers will tell the dark side of university's history

New Rutgers historical markers will tell the dark side of university’s history Updated Feb 23, 2021; For more than half a century, Rutgers University students have unknowingly lived in a residence hall named after a man who owned slaves. But soon, anyone who enters Hardenbergh Hall will be greeted by a historical marker explaining that Jacob Rusten Hardenbergh was more than just the university’s first president. Rutgers announced its latest effort Tuesday to confront its ties to slavery and racial injustice: Four new historical markers that detail how the families of the university’s early benefactors made their fortunes through the slave economy.

Central Ohio's educators receive their first COVID-19 vaccines

When the time came to schedule an appointment to receive his COVID-19 vaccine, Chris Downing didn t hesitate. Within a minute of receiving the email, he signed up. Downing, 54, a health and physical education teacher at Groveport Madison High School who is also the varsity softball coach, said it s important to do all he can to keep his students and players safe. So he knew he was taking one for the team. The process Tuesday was quick and painless, Downing said. He was still bracing for the poke when he realized the pharmacist was already applying a bandage and sending him on his way. He s scheduled to receive his second vaccine dose the week practices begin, in late February.