Expo Gets Youth to Think About Careers; Employers, the Next-gen Workforce
10 Apr 2019
An HR executive, truck loader, court reporter and physical therapist will be among 25 Minnesota professionals who are blind, DeafBlind, or low-vision networking with blind students at the 2019 Career Expo sponsored by State Services for the Blind. The Expo highlights the diversity of career paths for job seekers who are blind.
This free event, focused on high school and undergraduate students, will be held Sat., April 27 at Minnesota Department of Education, 1500 Highway 36 West, Roseville, Conference Center B.
Expo attendees will connect with employees working in a variety of jobs and careers, the tools they use, and the techniques that have helped them become successful.
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