The Southeast Minnesota Welding Competition is available to high school students in SE Minnesota who have taken welding courses and are interested in pursuing a career in welding, manufacturing, or the trades. The event will consist of three main parts: The Welding Competition, A Career Fair, and an opportunity for businesses, schools, and students toContinue Reading
The Young Authors, Young Artists Conference welcomes students in grades 3-5 from public and private schools across southeast Minnesota. Students participate in active, motivating, idea-generating symposium of sessions. The conference's focus is to promote student enthusiasm and competence in written and visual communication. Students will be encouraged to have fun with their creativity and uniqueness.Continue Reading
The Young Authors, Young Artists Conference welcomes students in grades 3-5 from public and private schools across southeast Minnesota. Students participate in active, motivating, idea-generating symposium of sessions. The conference's focus is to promote student enthusiasm and competence in written and visual communication. Students will be encouraged to have fun with their creativity and uniqueness.Continue Reading
The transition from high school to adulthood can leave you feeling overwhelmed. This webinar series is for high school students, parents/guardians, and educators to provide tips, career exploration opportunities, and highlighted careers to make the transition smoother. Each session will feature a different topic, career exploration opportunity, or presentation by Mayo Clinic employees on careersContinue Reading
Squeeze The Day! Help us empower today’s youth to be tomorrow’s entrepreneurs! Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that teaches local youth entrepreneurial and life skills as they learn how to start their very own business. Learn how to develop a business and experience all the aspects of developing and maintaining aContinue Reading
The transition from high school to adulthood can leave you feeling overwhelmed. This webinar series is for high school students, parents/guardians, and educators to provide tips, career exploration opportunities, and highlighted careers to make the transition smoother. Each session will feature a different topic, career exploration opportunity, or presentation by Mayo Clinic employees on careersContinue Reading
Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences Child Life Internship program will be holding a virtual session for current, potential, or future child life students to increase their understanding about the field of child life. This is open to high school juniors/seniors, college students, and individuals considering a possible career change. Participants will get to hearContinue Reading
Celebrate with students, parents, educators, and business partners on the accomplishment of the manufacturing pathway students being placed at a local company for an internship.
The Career Expo has evolved into a highly interactive event. Hundreds of business, agency, and education volunteers work together to provide this opportunity for high school students, adult basic education students, and various SW MN Workforce Center participants ... and nearly 2,000 students participate annually, and each year the number and type of interactive exhibitsContinue Reading
The Career Expo has evolved into a highly interactive event. Hundreds of business, agency, and education volunteers work together to provide this opportunity for high school students, adult basic education students, and various SW MN Workforce Center participants ... and nearly 2,000 students participate annually, and each year the number and type of interactive exhibitsContinue Reading
Suggested audience: 10th, 11th, 12th grade students and their parent(s)/guardian(s) Applying for college can be daunting. This session will help simplify the process, providing all the information you need to know about preparing, searching, and applying for college. We will provide a broad overview of how to choose a college, provide several tools to narrowContinue Reading
Suggested audience: 10th, 11th, 12th grade students and their parent(s)/guardian(s) Want to know more about earning free money for college? Learn how to search and apply for scholarships to help you pay for your education after high school. We will highlight specific scholarships, provide tools to keep you organized, and tips to make your applicationContinue Reading
