Dylan Laumbach has very specific career goals. She wants to become a mechanical engineer, and she wants to learn as much as possible about the industry before she goes to

Few careers have been historically dominated more by one gender than the childcare industry. U.S. Census Bureau data indicates less than 8 percent of men are employed in childcare centers

The smile on Matelyn Jones’ face is a reflection of her inner happiness. One might wonder if she has ever had a bad day. Jones, 17, and a junior at

Across a sea of ladies dressed in dark scrubs stands a proud young man anxious to make his way in the world. That’s the picture inside Canadian Valley Technology Center’s

EL RENO – Three down, one to go. Cassandra Rosas is methodically proceeding through her final semester of high school with lofty plans for her future. Rosas, 18, and a

Thomas Tucker has two passions in this his high school junior year. He understands one is short-lived. The other, he expects will stay with him for much of his adult

Modern movie making has long dispatched with traditional directors’ cue words “lights, camera, action” in favor of a lengthier pre-action checklist. Nevertheless, set lighting remains critical, as does camera rigging

Karla Monjaraz barely could contain her excitement on the heels of beginning an internship in the Congressional office of Sen. James Lankford (R-Oklahoma). She started on Monday. Monjaraz, 19, of

Oklahoma public schools are in the midst of an intensified re-focus on students’ careers after graduation. The Individual Career Academic Plan, or ICAP, was championed by the state Department of