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me Shenandoah Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, seeking to expand its Explorer membership, has recently completed a career interest survey among area high school students.
Exploring is the BSA’s career-oriented and high adventure program for young adults, male and female, ages 15-21.
The career interest survey, according to James H. Slapinski, Exploring Executive, “tells us what young adults want in the way of opportunities to look into possible careers for themselves. Based on the results, we go looking for business or professional organizations to sponsor posts—or help established posts enroll new members.” Slapinski said that this year’s survey showed highest interest in medicine, Data Processing, Banking, Electronics, and Automobile Mechanics. “While we have
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