SkillsUSA heads to Atlanta June 20-24 for its 58th annual National Leadership & Skills Conference,
the world’s largest showcase of skilled trades. In this episode, we’re talking with several SkillsUSA staff members to get the inside scoop on some of the activities and events taking place at the NLSC in 2022.
Growing up, Ashley Klingberg never liked the police. After a traumatic experience made her reconsider her life choices, she applied the same discipline she had always used as a world-class athlete to her education. In the process, she changed her attitude and direction in life, a direction now pointing to a career in criminal justice.
Ashley Klingberg is a world-class athlete and high school student. In this interview, we explore her journey from disliking law enforcement to wanting to become a police officer. We also talk about her SkillsUSA experiences and her experiences as an athlete.
Chelle Travis speaks with the folks at Skill Stadium to discuss career and technical education and SkillsUSA.
How hard is it to go from appearing onstage in front of 10,000 people to appearing on national television in front of millions? If you talk to Jay Clifton, he makes the journey seem easy. But the reality is that a lot of sweat and hard work led to both.
Transport Topics host Dan Ronan sits down with Gabe Krebs and Tom Wozniak to discuss the WorldSkills Competition and SkillsUSA.
SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry, working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel.
