Getting a taste for careers: Riverland hosts 3rd annual career cafe

Published 10:18 am Friday, July 18, 2014

Law Enforcement Instructor Steve Wald speaks to a group of students at Riverland Community College’s third annual Career Cafe Thursday. More than a dozen area professionals, including Daily Herald staff, offered insight and advice to Be Your Best and SPARK students for more than an hour. Trey Mewes/trey.mewes@austindailyherald.com

Law Enforcement Instructor Steve Wald speaks to a group of students at Riverland Community College’s third annual Career Cafe Thursday. More than a dozen area professionals, including Daily Herald staff, offered insight and advice to Be Your Best and SPARK students for more than an hour. Trey Mewes/trey.mewes@austindailyherald.com

Almost 60 Riverland Community College students learned from area professionals Thursday during the third annual Career Cafe.

Riverland’s Be Your Best and SPARK students, who attend the college preparatory programs throughout the summer, spent about two hours rotating through professionals tables and learning about their careers.

“It’s a great way to get students exposed to different careers,” Be Your Best Coordinator Yesenia

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Mendoza said.