Posts Tagged ‘Ryah Klima’
JAG-K Celebrates National Career Association Week
Participants in the JAG-K program are the beneficiaries of membership in the state Career Association, which operates as part of the JAG National Career Association (NCA).
Read MoreNews Release: Kansan Helps Lead NSLA Event in Washington D.C.
Ryah Klima, a 2022 graduate of Concordia High School, played an important role in the recent JAG NSLA in Washington D.C. as president of the JAG National Career Association.
Read MoreNational Career Association’s First-Ever National Career Development Conference
Over 600 NCA members, JAG Specialists, and guests participated in the first-ever National Career Development Conference in Dallas, TX, May 5-7. Participants from all over the country, came together to compete, learn, and share their JAG experiences.
Read MoreNews Release: Concordia High School Student Elected President of National Student Organization
Ryah Klima was elected president of the the JAG Career Association by her peers at the organization’s National Career Development Conference in Dallas.
Read MoreNews Release: JAG-K Students Place in National Competition
Two individuals and two teams representing JAG-K placed in national competitions in Dallas last week, while several other participants finished in the top 10.
Read MoreJAG-K student officers learn about leadership in Washington D.C.
A group of Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) participants from Kansas recently spent four days in Washington D.C., on a leadership development trip.
Read MoreNews Release: JAG-K Student Officers Learn About Leadership in Washington D.C.
In addition to touring the nation’s capitol and meeting with members of the Kansas Congressional delegation and staff, the students also participated in the JAG National Student Leadership Academy.
Read MoreNews Release: Kansas JAG-K Students Attend Leadership Development Conference at KU
For the first time in more than 19 months, JAG-K students gathered en masse for leadership development and inspiration from some of the organizations’ foremost supporters.
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