February 17, 2025 - 00:55

In an effort to bridge the gap between education and employment in the tech industry, the Center on Rural Innovation partnered with the Selma and Dallas County Chamber of Commerce to host a roundtable discussion. This event brought together community leaders to explore strategies for creating a technology pipeline aimed at connecting local students with career opportunities in the tech sector.
Cameryn Mitchell from the Center emphasized the importance of the Selma Community Roundtable, which took place at the Selma-Dallas County Public Library on Monday morning. The primary goal of the gathering was to foster dialogue on attracting technology jobs to the area while addressing the challenges that students face within the education system.
Participants discussed various barriers, including access to resources and training, that hinder students from pursuing careers in technology. The roundtable served as a platform for sharing ideas and solutions to enhance the local workforce and ensure that students are well-prepared for the evolving job market.
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