LEAF’s Technical Career Toolkit Is Now Online
Changes in workforce demands and the rising cost of college has led many students to seek alternatives to a four-year degree. Thanks to grant funding from The Harriet B. Storrs Fund at The Cleveland Foundation’s support, LEAF has developed a Technical Career Toolkit that profiles 26 careers across healthcare, public safety, construction trades, manufacturing and the service industries.
This Toolkit was designed to help students begin their exploration of high-demand technical careers and learn about local options to gain the training and education that will lead to an entry-level job in their career of choice.
More What’s New Items
LEAF Finalizes Panel for Conversations 2024
LEAF is looking forward to hosting Conversations 2024 on November 25 bringing key government and industry representatives together to discuss how we can better prepare our students to meet the demands of today’s workplace.
LEAF’s 2024-25 Scholarship Search Database Goes Live
LEAF’s 2024-25 Scholarship Search database is now live on LEAF’s website, featuring local and statewide scholarship opportunities for students in the communities that LEAF serves.
New Appointments to LEAF’s Board of Directors
LEAF has appointed new Board Officers for the 2024-25 academic year. Megan Krippel, Director of Regional Recruitment for Kent State University, will now serve as board president.
LEAF Launches its 2024-25 University Partners Program
LEAF is excited to collaborate with Lakeland Community College, The University of Akron, and Ursuline College as charter members to our 2024-25 University Partners program.