Etten, right, and Solomon Crawder donned surgical
garb as past of the career fair at the school on
Feb. 24. They listen to Nicole Vlasic explain the
use of a surgical instrument. Vlasic and fellow
students Destinee Taques, left, and Stephanie
Rodriguez are in the surgical technology program
at Rasmussen College. (Photos by Marilyn
Thomas/H-F Chronicle)
St. James Hospital takes
seventh grader Zach
Garofalo’s oxygen
saturation and heart
rate, as Breanna Henry
looks on. Larkin was a
guest presenter at the
James Hart School career
fair.
The importance of education was the foremost message from presenters at the James Hart School Career Fair on Feb. 24.
Students spoke with an engineer, a chemist, a nurse, a railroad safety operator, an information technology specialist and students in training for operating room technologist. These professions require an associate’s degree, a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree.
“By hosting an annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) career fair, we are showing our students real-life applications for the ideas they’re researching and the projects they’re creating in our Smart Lab,” said teacher Cheri Pesina who organized the fair.
Engineering Co., tells Alec O’Connor about the
work he does. Nordman spoke with the seventh
grader as part of the James Hart School career
fair on Feb. 24.
