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  • Mr. J invites students to draw A Donut Playing Sports as they explore the feelings associated with disappointment. He shares personal strategies for processing these emotions as well as the importance of sharing our experiences with others.
  • Jammes Luckett recently completed an IT certificate program and found her dream job teaching others about technology. The certificate has helped her breakthrough to gainful employment in the tech industry.
  • After graduating with a four-year degree in psychology, Ashleigh Rea struggled to find a job that was fulfilling and could pay off her student loans. She spent years as a nanny and then in food service before she enrolled in Columbus State’s Surgical Technology program.
  • WOSU Classroom Ambassadors are dedicated individuals with a passion for enriching the lives of young children, ages 3-10, through education and entertainment
  • The Hot Chocolate Sensory Bin is a winter wonder for young learners, offering a delightful mix of scents and textures to engage their senses.
  • After he made the "short-sighted" decision to drop out of high school, Chris Garrett worked in the food services industry for over a decade. But, after his daughter was born, he was determined to set an example. He is now an automation technician, fixing the robots and machinery that assemble hand sanitizer containers.
  • In his pursuit to find a career that doesn’t feel like work, Harry Quiñones dabbled in architecture and construction before becoming an entrepreneur.
  • In the From Here to Career video series, we hear from young people who have found a path to an in-demand career and their stories of how they got there.
  • Through perseverance and a smart pivot to IT, a tech bootcamp and a program called Apprenti, Kait Matthey has been able to find a career that may just take her further then she ever imagined.
  • Early on, Liz discovered her passion for paramedics, but felt pressure to pursue a four-year degree, until a fateful event in class brought her back to the career she loves.
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