November 26, 2007 - From becoming a veterinarian to an
attorney, teacher or police officer, high school
students explored a variety of career opportunities on Nov.
6.
In its second year, the
career fair organized by high school counselor Alicia
Kirkpatrick, provides freshman, sophomore and junior students with an informal opportunity
to meet with different professionals. This year, fifteen
representatives were on-site at the Duanesburg Middle/High
School to answer student's questions, describe their career
and employer as well as detail their educational background.
Many thanks to the
following representatives for sharing their experiences,
tips and suggestions with Duanesburg students:
- Steve Aldi, BOCES
computer technician
- Summer Bowers, Studio
Orlo stylist
- Lynsey Cuaulo, Studio
Orlo stylist
- Michael Caputo, Carver
Sand & Gravel
- Christy Ann Coppola,
College of St. Rose creative director
- Jean Frisbee,
Duanesburg Town Board member
- Dr. Virginia Jarvis,
Albany Veterinarian Hospital
- Chip Johnstone, New
York State trooper
- Renee Merrihew,
Duanesburg Town Supervisor
- Carlos Moreno,
District Attorney's Office, attorney
- John Morton, Family
Farm Insurance
- Duncan Pratt, General
Electric engineer
- Neal Regels, Phoenix
Life Insurance
- Lainy Slyder, art
teacher
- Kathy Wahls, retired
teacher
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