Drop-in for Job Connections computer assistance provided by Goodwill of Columbia Willamette. Get help with your digital resume and cover letter, or online job applications!
A free evening of community and curiosity hosted by the Portland chapter of WRISE (Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy). Leaders from Avangrid, one of the largest renewable energy operators in the US, share how they are exploring and applying artificial intelligence across renewable energy work - from operations and forecasting to planning and the day-to-day realities of running clean-energy assets. Speakers include Sara Parsons, Eleftheria (Lora) Chante and Silmar Crepaldi of Avangrid. The event is aimed at anyone working in or curious about the intersection of AI, energy and sustainability, with time for networking with the Portland clean-tech community. Held at Montgomery Park in NW Portland. Free; register on Eventbrite. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/powering-the-future-how-avangrid-leaders-are-using-ai-in-renewable-energy-tickets-2003681196396
🎓 Your humanities degree comes with skills employers value. Do you know how to put them on your resume?
Join Nathaniel Sprouse of the PSU University Career Center for Transferable Skills: Putting Your Humanities Degree on Your Resume, a hands-on workshop designed to help you identify and translate the skills developed through humanities coursework into language employers recognize.
Using examples from Black Studies courses, you'll learn how to highlight your experiences, strengthen your resume, and leave with a practical one-page resource you can use right away.
💻 Bring your laptop and a copy of your resume! You'll have time to work on your materials during the workshop with guidance from a career counselor.
📅 Tuesday, November 3, 2026
🕒 3:30–5:00 PM
📍 Smith Memorial Student Union, Room 236
✅ Register with this link on Handshake!
Your humanities education has given you valuable skills. Learn how to showcase them!
#PSU #PortlandStateUniversity #Humanities #BlackStudies #CareerDevelopment #ResumeWorkshop #TransferableSkills
Are you a reader, a writer, or a speaker looking to turn your passion into a career? Are you a creative person looking to transition to a new job within the arts? Join the Clackamas Arts Alliance and the Milwaukie Ledding Library for a panel discussion about Careers in Languages and the Literary Arts. Come prepared to consider yourself and your work habits, and bring your curiosity about your career options. Careers discussed will include fiction writing, ghostwriting, journalism, bookstore operations, institutional communications, and work as a literary agent.
ABOUT: The Clackamas Arts Alliance offers its Makers & Creative Artists Workshop series throughout the year. These workshops offer creative people a way to explore business potential and opportunities.
Questions? Contact [email protected]
WHEN: Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 6:00 – 7:30pm
WHERE: Ledding Library of Milwaukie 10660 SE 21st Ave, Milwaukie, OR 97222. Parking is available in front of the library, as well as in two city-owned parking lots on Main Street opposite City Hall and the Historic City Hall. The venue is ADA accessible.
COST: Donation Suggested. We ask that participants make a donation of any size to the Clackamas Arts Alliance during your registration. Your support helps us continue offering workshops.
Makers & Creative Artists Workshops are proudly sponsored by Columbia Bank Home Lending
The House Pilates, 2008 S.E. Eighth Ave., Suites 203 and 204, Camas, will open its new Restore Room featuring a red light bed. The event, from 6:45-7:45 p.m. Nov. 3, includes an open house and workshop.
Drop-In and learn about 3D printing file design, troubleshoot challenges, and ensure successful prints. Age 10+ children under 12 must attend with an adult.
Grimoire's Gothic Market - Inspired by Pop-culture & classics like Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Harry Potter, and American Horror Story, is a folklore-themed market & exhibition that works to bring together various aspects of Halloween, horror, tarot, folklore, renaissance, couture, supernatural, strange things, & metaphysical items: crystals, mediumship, reiki, psychics, candles, herbology, fairytales, fragrance, & professional businesses. This is a professional tradeshow and social networking event (not an entertainment inspired event). Gothic Attire, formal, or Business-casual is encouraged.
Location: Exhibition Hall B
Saturday, Nov. 14: 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Use library equipment for learning about digital and analog music creation! Whether you come for Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) or ukuleles, you're welcome here! Play, demo equipment, and ask questions to our knowledgeable staff. Get answers about creating music at the library!
The Technology Association of Oregon convenes the Agentic AI Summit, a gathering for Oregon technology professionals focused on agentic AI - systems that plan, take actions, and use tools on a persons behalf rather than simply answering prompts. The program is aimed at engineering leaders, product teams, data and platform practitioners, founders, and the operators who have to decide where autonomous agents genuinely earn their keep. Expected themes include practical deployment patterns, evaluation and guardrails, security and data governance for tool-using systems, cost and reliability tradeoffs, and lessons learned from teams already running agents in production. As with other TAO summits, expect a mix of talks, panels, and structured networking with the regional tech community in downtow https://www.techoregon.org/event/agentic-ai-summit
Join us for a showcase of experiential STEM education and workforce development at Maseeh College. The event will bring together educators, industry partners, employers, alumni, donors, and community organizations to explore how students move from curiosity to real-world practice and career opportunity. Learn about the education and workforce pathways that our college is cultivating in the region from K-12 through the doctoral level. How can curiosity about STEM be fostered across the educational ecosystem and lead to a career and beyond? Learn about the role of experiential learning in this process, spanning middle-school engineering through higher education, career pathways, and re-skilling the workforce to be AI-ready.
We can help you with technology!
Meet one-on-one with a friendly, knowledgeable Tech Helper who will help you find answers to questions about mobile devices, websites, getting started with tech, and more.
Appointments are on a first come, first served basis.
Do you need some help with your resume? Are you unsure about your choice of words? Struggling to describe your accomplishments? Come meet with an experienced volunteer for a one-on-one review. If you have a paper copy of your resume, please bring it along.
No registration required, drop in during the scheduled time for first come first served help. Sessions are generally 30 minutes.
Do you struggle to find the right talent for your organization? Join A to Z Staffing, Nonprofit Professionals Now, and Mac’s List on Nov. 5, 2026, for an event built for anyone involved in hiring staff in mission-driven businesses, B Corps, and nonprofits. The evening will feature a panel of hiring experts who will share proven recruitment and hiring best practices. You’ll get insights on how to find your next great employee, including how to define the skills you need, create crystal-clear job descriptions, and source the best candidates. This event is for purpose-driven employers who want to improve hiring, meet and connect with other HR leaders, and share their own knowledge. Come network, share knowledge, and get the tools you need to build a stronger workforce. Schedule: Check in and mingle from 5:30 - 6 p.m. Networking from 6 - 6:30 p.m. Panel presentation from 6:30 - 7:30 (with time for audience questions) Networking from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Presenting sponsor: A to Z Staffing and Nonprofit Professionals Now Venue sponsor: Internetworks Gold sponsors: Mulberry Talent Partners STRM Recruiting Silver sponsors: The Lund Report Xenium HR Introduction: Agnes Zach, CEO/Owner of A to Z Staffing and Nonprofit Professionals Now Moderator: Mac Prichard, Founder & CEO, Mac’s List Confirmed panelists: Frank So, CEO of Oregon Humane (representing our presenting sponsor) Enrique Ruiz, Founder - Chief Talent Agent of STRM Recruiting Jenny Wright, Director of Executive Search & Business Development at Mulberry Talent Confirmed tabling organizations: A to Z Staffing Nonprofit Professionals Now Internetworks Mulberry Talent Partners On Purpose Oregon STRM Recruiting The Lund Report Xenium HR Cost: $15: Early Bird, (Sept. 21 - Oct. 23) $20: Regular (Oct. 24 - Nov. 4) $25: Day of event (Nov. 5) $15: Student price
Portland Analytics Club Calling all developers, AI engineers, software architects, data scientists, DevOps professionals, and tech enthusiasts — **TechConnect** is your ultimate destination for career growth, project showcasing, and global peer networking in the tech ecosystem.
Hosted in a self-led, Slack-style virtual space, this **virtual tech networking event** invites you to connect, collaborate, and innovate with a diverse community of tech minds and hiring professionals from around the wo
Join us at The East County Library in Room 2H/J to get your broken items fixed by community volunteers for free. Plus, "shop" for gently used clothing at our free clothing swap. Underground parking is available at the library and overflow parking is available at the City Hall parking lot across the MAX tracks. This event is hosted by the Coalition of Gresham Neighborhood Associations, Gresham Free Swaps and the City of Gresham.
Repair Item check-inCheck-in is from 10:00 am-noon. Checked-in items will be repaired until 1:00 pm.
Types of repair itemsPlease note: bikes, televisions, microwaves, small engines and fine jewelry are not repairable at this event.
What to expectCoats and winter wear in good condition is this event's featured swap item. "Shop" for previously loved clothes and bring some to share with others.
Follow Gresham Free Swaps and Gresham Repair Cafe on Facebook for future events.
For more information, contact us at [email protected] or 503-618-2525.
Enspire Arts will host “Introduction to Teaching Artistry,” 9:30 a.m. to noon Nov. 7 at Vancouver Arts Hub, 1007 E. Mill Plain Blvd., Vancouver. The meeting, facilitated by Enspire Arts Executive Director Sarah Lightfoot and Portland educator and policy advisor Subashini Ganesan-Forbes, will provide more information about Enspire Arts’ new Teaching Artist Network. Artists of all disciplines are encouraged to register with the hub, signifying their availability to teach visual and performing arts at schools, nonprofits and other service organizations. Jobs can be paid or volunteer. The hub requires an annual membership fee of $75. RSVP for the meeting at zeffy.com.
Founders Hike PDX is a walking networking event at Hoyt Arboretum for founders, entrepreneurs, and growth-minded operators who would rather talk while moving than stand around a room. Participants pair up and walk and talk, rotating partners along the route so everyone meets several people. The group stops at the halfway point at Pittock Mansion for a photo and founder shout-outs, then finishes back at the trailhead for coffee and further conversation. The meeting point is Stevens Pavilion, opposite the visitor center, and parking is free. Organizers describe the audience as startup founders and entrepreneurs, investors and VCs looking to meet early-stage operators, and builders, creatives, and problem solvers who prefer small conversations to large events. Hosted by Luke Schnacke of IRONM https://www.eventbrite.com/e/founders-hike-pdx-tickets-1977027820431
Join Adult Services Librarian April Younglove from the Lake Oswego Public Library for a hands-on, four-part series designed to demystify artificial intelligence. Learn how to navigate the digital world, protect your privacy, and use AI tools with confidence and skepticism. Sessions include clear, live demonstrations, interactive discussions, and personalized tech support. Free for all participants.
Foundations for Everyday Use
Kick off the series by stripping away the tech jargon and discovering how artificial intelligence can simplify your day-to-day life. This foundational session introduces core AI concepts and terminology—including AI summarizers, generative chatbots, and natural prompting—in clear, approachable language. Through live demonstrations of Claude AI, Microsoft Copilot, and ChatGPT, you will learn how to safely use these tools to brainstorm recipes, plan custom travel itineraries, and organize daily tasks. We will introduce the essential "Ask–Tweak–Verify" (ATV) framework alongside critical privacy guidelines to ensure you protect your personal data right from the start.
One-on-one lab assistance is proudly provided by student volunteers from the Lake Youth Leadership Council to help you configure settings on your personal devices.
Date / Time: Tuesday, September 15 | 2:00–3:30 p.m.
Class Number: 34825
Hands-On Skills and Sandbox Practice
Build directly upon your foundational knowledge with a supportive, highly interactive sandbox session dedicated to mastering digital assistants. In Part 2, participants shift from watching demonstrations to writing and refining their own prompts. Under patient guidance, you will practice conversational techniques, discover how subtle shifts in word choices yield dramatically improved answers, and learn how to implement standard internet safety boundaries. A major focus of this workshop will be learning how to cross-reference and fact-check chatbot output to ensure your digital interactions remain secure, accurate, and productive.
Personalized, one-on-one tech support will be provided throughout the hands-on practice intervals by members of the Lake Youth Leadership Council.
Date / Time: Tuesday, October 20 | 2:00–3:30 p.m.
Class Number: 34826
Helping Seniors Navigate Daily Life With Confidence
Discover how contemporary AI applications can serve as powerful tools for independent living, lifelong learning, and daily problem-solving. This interactive workshop demonstrates practical accessibility functions hidden inside everyday tech, such as instant text-to-speech audio conversion, natural voice-command interactions, and real-time smartphone image recognition (perfect for reading small labels or identifying objects). Moving into deeper research skills, we will outline advanced prompting methods while unpacking the distinct structural limits of large language models. Learn exactly why AI should never replace professional advisory services, and discover specific strategies for spotting online medical misinformation.
Personalized, one-on-one tech support will be provided throughout the hands-on practice intervals by members of the Lake Youth Leadership Council.
Date / Time: Tuesday, November 17 | 2:00–3:30 p.m.
Class Number: 34827
Becoming a Confident, Critical AI User
The final installation equips you with an essential digital defense toolkit to evaluate whether online content is authentic, accurate, and trustworthy. We will break down common system errors, reveal how "hallucinations" occur, and introduce quick, library-approved methods for verifying data across independent sources. Crucially, this session helps participants recognize how malicious actors deploy technology for modern fraudulent schemes—including cloning voices for identity scams, fabricating hyper-realistic deepfakes, and pushing complex cryptocurrency traps. Leave with the confidence and critical awareness needed to enjoy modern digital conveniences safely and securely.
Personalized, one-on-one tech support will be provided throughout the hands-on practice intervals by members of the Lake Youth Leadership Council.
Date / Time: Tuesday, December 15 | 2:00–3:30 p.m.
Class Number: 34828
Missed a previous session? Access archived video recordings, interactive presentation slides, and educational handouts from our past technology literacy classes below:
Is It AI or Is It Real? How to Spot Computer-Generated Content Like a Librarian (Digital Dive #1)Explore the sophisticated tools and methodologies professional librarians utilize to identify computer-generated texts, altered documents, and artificial imagery. This session provides actionable, real-world clues to help you differentiate between genuine human creations and artificial content in your daily newsfeeds and correspondence.
This class was originally presented at the Lake Oswego Public Library.
Navigate the rapidly-evolving digital landscape with clarity and balance. This session pulls back the curtain on automated "content farms," breaking down how social media algorithms, financial pay-per-click incentives, and strategic influence campaigns purposefully accelerate the distribution of false narratives. Learn to evaluate source motivations and protect your digital footprint from predatory content design.
This class was originally presented at the Lake Oswego Adult Community Center.
For questions or more information regarding our technology programs, please contact Adult Services Librarian April Younglove at [email protected].
We can help you with technology!
Meet one-on-one with a friendly, knowledgeable Tech Helper who will help you find answers to questions about mobile devices, websites, getting started with tech, and more.
Appointments are on a first come, first served basis.
Baja Fresh Mexican Restaurant - 17805 SW 65th Avenue - 97035
Plenty of parking
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS LO (YPLO) meets the second Tuesday of every month from 4:30 - 6:00 PM. The location changes monthly so please watch the newsletter or this on-line calendar for the location. This group is designed to connect young people at the beginning of their careers to other young professionals working or living in the Lake Oswego area. Please register if you'd like to attend.
Want to join the mailing list for this fun group? Email [email protected]
That PLUG Clinic you like is coming back into style! The PLUG Clinic returns again this month on November 15, from 1pm-5pm. We are back at the Albina Branch Library this month. If you need help with your Linux computer, or want to offer help, you are welcome! Volunteer helpers are as desirable as helpees. Helping is fun and rewarding. If you've ever helped out at a PLUG Clinic before, come checkout the space! Thanks to the taxpayers of Multnomah County for the beautiful new building!
Tags: Linux Help, plug, clinic
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Representatives from the United States Army will be on campus in the Gaiser Hall Concourse to share information with students and community members.
Join SWE for an inspiring conversation with women leaders in STEM, sponsored by TSMC. Hear their journeys, challenges, and advice.
Then connect during an open Q&A and social. Open to all majors.
Business casual? Meet ups? Job shadowing?
Learn how to prepare yourself for life after your degree at this workshop led by Michael Rabby.
For access to the Zoom URL, contact Dene Grigar, [email protected]
Hey, I'm Justin. About me: I've been in-house at some great B2B and developer tools companies, and now I run a content systems agency, ércule. Portland is full of very good marketers, but we don't all know each other. I'd like to change that....
Hosted by the Finance Club, this event will provide a broad overview of compensation structures across industries, including salary, bonuses, incentives, and benefits.
Whether you’re exploring career paths or preparing to enter the workforce, this session will help you better understand how compensation works and what to look for in a competitive job market
Representatives from Johnson Bixby will present and engage with students. Free food will be provided.
Meet Rover, the Lake Oswego Public Library’s bookmobile, as it brings library materials, services, and staff to the Mary's Woods campus! Browse and check out items for all ages, get a library card, learn about library resources, receive tech help with library apps, and return your library materials!
This event is open to the public and everyone is welcome. Visit us from 10-11 AM at the Provincial House parking lot (17400 Holy Names Drive), and from 11 AM-12 PM at the the Dunn Community Center parking lot (17520 Mesnard Street). Check out a map of the Mary's Woods campus.
Rover returns to these locations at Mary's Woods on the second Thursdays (1-3 PM) and fourth Saturdays (10 AM-12 PM) of every month. We look forward to seeing you there!
For more information, please contact Library Outreach Services at [email protected] or 503-675-3996.
Artist de Camille hosts at Cabinet IQ - 15082 Bangy Rd - 97035
Plenty of parking in the lot, including behind the building
I help transform homes, rentals, and businesses through original artwork, canvas prints, and art leasing, with a focus on creating spaces that feel calm, inspired, and personal. From my signature Ocean Bliss and Porthole seascapes to landscapes, abstracts, pet portraits, and custom home paintings, clients are always amazed at how deeply the right art can shift both their environment and their emotions.
Ask me about my 'Legacy of Love' project for the perfect gift to share with your Love.
Discover personalized, welcoming support for adults who need help learning to use their devices and digital tools for everyday tasks, communication, and safe participation in online life.
Start your day in community! This gathering brings together LGBTQIA+ business owners, nonprofit leaders, individual professionals, and anyone building their work in less traditional ways. Whether you run a company, freelance, or are just exploring what’s next, you’re welcome here. Connect with peers, share what your organization or project is up to, spark ideas for collaboration, or simply enjoy a late morning coffee or tea in a welcoming space.
Hosted by Q Center Portland and Oregon Pride in Business.
Bring your device and questions to meet with a staff member for basic tech help with mobile devices, e-readers, websites, and more.
Ages 18+
Tech talent pool This is a fun networking event to play pool and talk tech. We will have free tables to play on and Happy Hour runs until 6pm. Everyone is welcome, you do not have to be great at pool to attend!
Wacheno Welcome Center Mall Area Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 11am – 1pm Thinking about where to transfer? Talk to university representatives about their pathways for future educators. Ready to jump into the workforce or take a part-time job? Connect with school districts, early learning centers, and substitute staffing agencies to explore local employment opportunities. Make sure to sign un upon arrival for a chance to receive a free tuition voucher (valid for a course of up to 4 credits). *Vouchers will be awarded by random lottery. Time of arrival will not impact your chance to win.
Are you a reader, a writer, or a speaker looking to turn your passion into a career? Are you a creative person looking to transition to a new job within the arts? Join the Clackamas Arts Alliance and the Milwaukie Ledding Library for a panel discussion about Careers in the Literary Arts. Come prepared to consider yourself and your work habits, and bring your curiosity about your career options. Careers discussed will include fiction writing, ghostwriting, journalism, bookstore operations, institutional communications, and work as a literary agent.
To register, visit: https://clackamasartsalliance.org/makers-creative-artists-workshop-literary-arts-career-panel/
While a donation to Clackamas Arts Alliance is encouraged, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
ABOUT: The Clackamas Arts Alliance offers its Makers & Creative Artists Workshop series throughout the year. These workshops offer creative people a way to explore business potential and opportunities.
Questions? Contact [email protected]
Transitions Lab is a weekly peer-supported workspace that helps people in early recovery take practical steps towards stability and independence. Designed for individuals navigating housing, employment, and life transitions, the lab provides dedicated time and space to work on resumes, apply for housing, complete applications and move forward on real-world goals with support close at hand.
Participants can access on-site staff, peer mentors, and resource navigation - ensuring no one has to tackle these tasks alone. The lab offers a calm, welcoming environment where individuals feel equipped, encouraged, and connected as they build momentum in their recovery journey.
In-person, Cafe
Veterans in Technology First Thursday of the month at Tap Union Freehouse, 1300 Washington St #200 Vancouver, WA.
Join NWVIT for our meeting in Vancouver, WA. Join us at this informal professional networking event. No presentation/agenda for this meeting. Bring your spouse! Connect with other veterans in the Vancouver, WA area.
Quý vị có câu hỏi về kỹ thuật? Không cần đặt hẹn, xin hãy vào gặp một hỗ trợ viên thân thiện và am hiểu, người sẽ giúp quý vị tìm ra câu trả lời cho những câu hỏi về thiết bị di động, trang web, tải nội dung hoặc thông tin, thiết bị đọc sách điện tử, bắt đầu làm quen với kỹ thuật và còn nhiều vấn đề khác. Hỗ trợ viên giúp quý vị trong 30 phút, trả lời câu hỏi và hướng dẫn sử dụng những thiết bị và ứng dụng khác nhau.
Each quarter, LO TECH CONNECT presents "The Forum" featuring a speaker of note in the technology field. This group is designed for individuals who work in the tech sector to be able to meet and network with others in this sector. Heavy hors d'oeuvres and cash bar.
Want to join the mailing list for this group? Email [email protected]
Thanks to Roseline Coffee for providing a physical location! Find inside the hotel and to the right, likely on the couches Coffee, bagels and people working on their careers and code! We have 2-5 mentors every month ready to help people get...
Bring your device and your questions to meet with a staff member to get basic tech help and find answers to your questions about your mobile device, e-reader, websites, and more.
Come hang out with the Portland Chapter of the PNW Battery Collaborative for our fall Happy Hour. Come and go as you please. Meetup with known battery enthusiast friends, and meet some new ones! The Pacific Northwest Battery Collaborative is a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit with one mission: make the PNW the leading hub of battery innovation for the nation. We connect the entrepreneurs, researchers, policymakers, and enthusiasts driving energy storage forward across Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. The PNWBC is the region's largest battery-focused community organization with 1,600+ participants. Follow our LinkedIn page to learn about battery innovations & opportunities in the PNW and join the thousands of other collaborators who subscribe to our events calendar. Want to support the local battery community? Please donate here!
Meet Rover, the Lake Oswego Public Library’s bookmobile, as it brings library materials, services, and staff to the Mary's Woods campus! Browse and check out items for all ages, get a library card, learn about library resources, receive tech help with library apps, and return your library materials!
This event is open to the public and everyone is welcome. Visit us from 10-11 AM at the Provincial House parking lot (17400 Holy Names Drive), and from 11 AM-12 PM at the the Dunn Community Center parking lot (17520 Mesnard Street). Check out a map of the Mary's Woods campus.
Rover returns to these locations at Mary's Woods on the second Thursdays (1-3 PM) and fourth Saturdays (10 AM-12 PM) of every month. We look forward to seeing you there!
For more information, please contact Library Outreach Services at [email protected] or 503-675-3996.
Do you need some help with your resume? Are you unsure about your choice of words? Struggling to describe your accomplishments? Come meet with an experienced volunteer for a one-on-one review. If you have a paper copy of your resume, please bring it along.
No registration required, drop in during the scheduled time for first come first served help. Sessions are generally 30 minutes.
The Oregon Entrepreneurs Network brings its monthly Entrepreneur Mixer across the river to Vancouver, Washington for a morning of coffee and connection with founders, early-stage operators, investors and the people who support them in the Portland-Vancouver startup ecosystem. OEN mixers are deliberately casual: no pitches, no panels, just an open room where entrepreneurs at every stage can meet peers, trade introductions and find collaborators, advisors and resources. This edition is hosted with the City of Vancouver and SW Washington startup community partners. Runs 8:30 to 10:00 AM. Free; register through OEN. (Listing details are brief on the OEN portal - confirm venue on the registration page.) https://oen.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/event-detail?event=777
Connect with local professionals through a business networking group focused on helping members grow their businesses, build community relationships, and strengthen their networking skills. There is one spot available for each type of business, and your first two visits are free.
¿Tiene preguntas o necesita ayuda tecnológica?
Reúnase individualmente con alguno de nuestros amables ayudantes de tecnología. Contestamos sus preguntas sobre dispositivos móviles, sitios web, computadoras, cómo comenzar a usar tecnología y mucho más.
Las sesiones serán de 30 minutos por orden de llegada.
1. a unique boutique.
”when I need a cute outfit, I go to pigments”
My years in retail were filled with a variety of positions, from sales associate to district manager. However, I always yearned to be a buyer. As time passed, I realized that may never happen.
Then, when Accessories from the Heart, where I worked part-time, closed its doors, I faced a crossroads – open my own store or let go of a dream. Instead of contemplating retirement, I decided to roll the dice and embark on an exciting new adventure, pigments: a unique boutique. Every morning when I unlock these doors, I'm so happy I took the plunge. Much joy and appreciation for the unwavering support of my family, dedicated staff, and loyal clientele. My greatest hope is that when you visit, you'll feel that same sense of delight I do – that wonderful feeling of discovering something special.
Join us for a showcase of experiential STEM education and workforce development at Maseeh College. The event will bring together educators, industry partners, employers, alumni, donors, and community organizations to explore how students move from curiosity to real-world practice and career opportunity. Learn about the education and workforce pathways that our college is cultivating in the region from K-12 through the doctoral level. How can curiosity about STEM be fostered across the educational ecosystem and lead to a career and beyond? Learn about the role of experiential learning in this process, spanning middle-school engineering through higher education, career pathways, and re-skilling the workforce to be AI-ready.