Photo caption: SHRM Chief Administrative Officer Emily M. Dickens, JAG student Aiden Richardson, Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen, JAG President & CEO Janelle Duray, United Way of the midlands President & CEO Shawna Forsberg By: Janelle Duray, President & CEO...
For young people facing barriers in life, career preparation isn’t just about learning skills. It starts with being seen. When students receive mentorship and guidance from a caring, consistent adult who sees what they’re capable of, this is the essential starting...
RAHWAY, NJ — What began as a connection made through the Rahway High School Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) Career Information Series ultimately took two Rahway students beyond the classroom—and beyond the country—to learn, work, serve and lead in the...
Each year, JAG pauses the schedule to do something simple and important: recognize the programs, states, and people who went above and beyond, from schools that hit every outcome and benchmark JAG tracks to affiliates that swept their entire region to the Specialists...
If a picture says a thousand words, then this one has Webster’s beat. The tradition of transitioning JAG National officers takes place each spring. This year, the National Career Development Conference was in Salt Lake City, Utah. Parliamentarian Dair Grubb stepped...
How JAG taught me that experience isn’t the only path to impact. What does experience mean to you? In school or work, it usually means how long you’ve been doing something or how much you already know. When someone asks about my skills, I take a moment to feel proud...
