Advance Central PA and Clinton County Government Announce a Unique Student and Industry Networking Event
LOCK HAVEN – Advance Central PA, the workforce development board serving nine counties, in partnership with the Clinton County Government announce a new student and industry networking opportunity taking place in June at the Piper Government Building in Lock Haven.
Through the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry’s Business Education Partnership grant, Advance Central PA aims to increase student, parent, and educator awareness of local businesses and career opportunities in Central PA through deep dive networking events. Dinner and Dessert with Clinton County Professionals allows a small group of high school students, along with their parent or guardian, to connect with professionals working in local government, hear inspiring career success stories, understand existing talent needs, and learn about career opportunities and pathways.
The professionals representing a variety of departments within the Clinton County government will provide insightful presentations allowing students and their families to leave the event with an understanding of what it takes to operate the local government along with the diverse career options in the county.
This event will take place at the Clinton County Piper Building Government Office, 2 Piper Way in Lock Haven on June 13, 2024. Parents and students can register to attend this event at the following link: bit.ly/3U2s334.
About Clinton County
Because of its beauty, Clinton County’s outdoor recreation and tourism continue to bring people to the area. The county was formed in 1839 and named for DeWitt Clinton. The main communities are Lock Haven which is the county seat, Mill Hall, Renovo, Avis, and Flemington. Sawmills, paper mills, and wood products have long been among the county’s main economic assets. For more information, visit: https://www.clintoncountypa.gov/home.
About Advance Central PA
Advance Central PA is a non-profit organization designated as the local workforce development board (WDB) under the US Department of Labor Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. The Central PA WDB governs the workforce development system for Centre, Clinton, Columbia, Lycoming, Mifflin, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, and Union counties. Advance Central PA supports programs in six PA CareerLink® offices, local school districts, and throughout the community that are designed to assure that businesses in Central Pennsylvania remain competitive and grow jobs, that students and workers have opportunities to obtain skills that will help them become or remain self-sufficient, and that our communities are economically resilient.
