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Patriots Path celebrates final graduating class of 2022

By Staff Report, posted 2 years ago

Twelve service members, military Veterans and military spouses are starting 2023 with the potential for new careers after graduating from the Patriots Path military Transition Assistance Program in December 2022.  

The most recent graduates include Andria Christoferson, Samantha StLouis, Javonna Kitchens, Devin Stewart, Ashley Harris, Joel Hunt, Adam Christoferson, Matthew Graham, Hiwot Mulugeta, Edriel Jeffrey, Dave Carr, and Robert Fetters.

The program consists of a 5-part program which provides career transition strategies for military Veterans (and spouses) along with active-duty Guard and Reserve members. Topics covered include Military to Civilian Transition, Interests Inventory, resume writing, networking and more.

 

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