Workforce Engagement Group
January 27, 2023, 11AM -12PM CST
Ojai, CA
The Workforce Engagement Group meeting is interactive and designed to create recruitment opportunities and youth outreach activities designed to connect members with middle schools, high schools, technical colleges and universities involved with NFPA programs. The MSOE Fluid Power Club event is one example.
These in-person events are taking place at MSOE University’s Allen-Bradley Hall of Science. Parking will be available in MSOE’s State Street Lot A. Please see the attached map for the Allen-Bradley Building (“S”) and State St. Lot A locations.
- Workforce Engagement Group meeting 11am- Noon; location: Allen-Bradley Hall of Science room S-132
- MSOE Fluid Power Club Connection Event Noon – 1pm; location Allen-Bradley Hall of Science rooms S-132 & S-136
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