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Career Exploration in Manufacturing

Graco Inc., a world-wide manufacturer of precision fluid handling equipment, hosted construction trade Humphrey students last week with an extensive tour arranged by HR Manager, Mike Galdonik and BCL, Cate Smith Edlund. The students first stop was the conference room...

American Heritage ceebration

“Celebrating American cultural Heritage is celebrating the ever-changing diversity of who we are and what it means to be an American,” said Center Director MacKenzie as he welcomed everyone to the Celebration of American Heritage. Each month, HH Humphrey celebrates a...

Return from the winter holidays

Returning students to HH Humphrey enjoyed a joyous Welcome Back Assembly and were treated to a special lunch in the cafeteria on their first day. In the classrooms, they each worked on their goal reaffirmations and there was plenty of lively discussion. On Friday...

Hubert H Humphrey wins safety award

Hubert H Humphrey Job Corps Center received the Occupational Safety and Health Recognition Award for the program year 2009.  Humphrey was recognized in the October 2010 issue of the Job Corps Safety Circle newsletter.  The center was rated outstanding and was one of...

Training for more

Hubert H Humphrey Job Corps Center is working with HIRED as part of the RENEW MN program.  Local businesses and colleges were brought together to design courses for advanced certification in industries that are advancing green technology methods.  These programs are...

Painting for peace

HH Humphrey’s PAWP department answered the call from Todd DeFrance, coordinator for IUPAT’s Local 62.  An Iraqi vet had bought a house that was in bad shape and, while he was working on it, had been overwhelmed at the work needed to paint the exterior.  John Kaiser,...

Congenial exchange

Twenty students, representing all seven trades on the Humphrey campus, visited Bethel University on a field trip to sample college life.  They hiked around its 245 acres,  getting a feel for the campus and were treated to lunch in the cafeteria overlooking the campus...

Faces of Job Corps: Stephan S.

Stephan really did walk five miles to an unfinished school each day.  Stephan and his family were Liberian farmers caught in the midst of a long civil war so they left Liberia and came to to Minnesota. Soon after his arrival he enrolled at Hubert H. Humphrey and since...