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Youngstown State University President addresses veteran employment at Steubenville event

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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Bill Johnson, President of Youngstown State University, spoke at Operation Vital Crosswalk in Steubenville. The event, which was presented by the Warriors Art Project, was designed to bring together veterans, their families, employers, and service providers. Kristine Stanley founded the Warriors Art Project, which is based in Canton.

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Why it matters

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The event addressed the difficulty employers face in finding workers. Johnson stated that hiring veterans can provide a premium employee and urged the community to highlight these individuals to help address workforce needs.

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Who's involved

  • JohnsonPresident of Youngstown State University, who spoke at the event
  • Kristine StanleyFounder of the Warriors Art Project, which presented the event
  • CantonLocation where the Warriors Art Project is based

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    Businesses might see an improved supply of skilled labor by hiring veterans.

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