Governor is to visit APL today to promote job-mentoring effort

May 02, 1997|By Edward Lee NTC | Edward Lee NTC,SUN STAFF

Gov. Parris N. Glendening is to visit the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Fulton at 10 a.m. today to promote a statewide effort to prepare students for the work force.

The governor will meet with students in the mentoring program at APL, Howard County's largest employer.

The students will discuss their experiences in Career Connections, a statewide program to prepare students for the ++ marketplace by linking them with employers.

During his visit, the governor will sign a proclamation declaring May as Career Connections Month.

Pub Date: 5/02/97

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