Zach Stinson
47:49 - 48:07
“this project is really a partnership with the Department of Labor, the Department of Education, the university system, and then there's some employer partners, so we're happy to brainstorm and help how we can”
- Speaker
- Zach Stinson
- Timestamp
- 47:49 – 48:07
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- October 5, 2026
From the transcript
I think the only thing I will add, and really appreciate the question around the interest in job shadows, I would just add that I know that there's both students and there's career guides that are on this in our Lunch and Learn. And so students, if this is a path that you're interested in, I would, I would suggest reaching out to your career guides. And career guides, you have a team of folks here to kind of brainstorm. Some districts have access to support job shadows, but we also— this project is really a partnership with the Department of Labor, the Department of Education, the university system, and then there's some employer partners, so we're happy to brainstorm and help how we can to— if there's students that are interested in that.
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