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Look at Alabama Families
Urban Affairs
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 Employment
Specialist: Rosalie
Lane
Feature Article: "Youth
Career Summit: A Path to a Bright Future"
The Summit was originally developed to increase
the 15 percent female presence in unique technological fields
because nationally, teenage girls are also underrepresented in
high school technology education courses, and are more likely
to know less about technology and technical fields. However,
young men have demanded the same Youth Career Summit exposure
as young women and are now given the same opportunities.
Learn more about Youth Career Summits!
With a dynamic economy, finding meaningful
employment is a challenge to many individuals today. These pages
provide important economic and employment information whether
you're just entering the job market or interested in starting
your own business.
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Alabama
Cooperative Extension Sysem
Urban Affairs & New Nontraditional Programs
Alabama A&M University
P.O. Box 967
Normal, AL 35762
Phone: 256-372-5710
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Editor: Wendi Williams
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Last Updqated:
25 June 2004
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