Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting MINUTEMAN REGIONAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL DISTRICT with several of my colleagues from Cambridge Mobile Telematics. Our mission was to engage with the students, shedding light on the perils of distracted driving while also showcasing the myriad career opportunities available in the STEM field. It's important to note that Minuteman stands as one of the premier technical vocational high schools in all of New England.
What made this presentation truly exceptional was the fact that our audience consisted entirely of student-athletes. To ensure a strong connection, I brought along two individuals who could readily relate to these youngsters. First, there was Joseph Jamiel, a four-year starter and Division-I wide receiver for Sacred Heart University in Connecticut, as well as a dedicated high school football and lacrosse coach. Accompanying him was Jake Kulevich, who not only served as captain of Colgate University's hockey team but also enjoyed a professional career with both the Edmonton Oilers and the Winnipeg Jets.
Furthermore, given Minuteman's co-op program, it seemed fitting to have Lorenzo Powers address the students, sharing valuable insights about our internship program and the advantages it offers. Lisa-Marie Pascuccio delivered a presentation that articulated the core mission of CMT and enlightened the students about the various tech-adjacent career opportunities within a technology company.
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