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Students Connect with Aerospace Leaders on October 28

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Students Connect with Aerospace Leaders on October 28
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Ogden School District junior high students participated in an Aerospace & Defense Career Discovery Day at the Ogden-Hinckley Airport on October 28. The event featured hands-on learning and networking opportunities with various industry leaders.

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  • The Aerospace & Defense Career Discovery Day took place on October 28 at the Ogden-Hinckley Airport.
  • Students from Ogden, Davis, and Weber School Districts participated in the interactive event.
  • Ogden City Mayor Ben Nadolski delivered a keynote address regarding education and aerospace careers.
  • The event featured hands-on learning and networking with various regional industry partners.

Junior high students from the Ogden School District took a step toward future careers during the Aerospace & Defense Career Discovery Day held on October 28 at the Ogden-Hinckley Airport. Hosted by Wasatch Front North, the interactive event allowed students to connect with leaders in the aerospace and defense industries.

The event was designed to move beyond traditional job fair models by providing hands-on learning, flight line experiences, and direct professional networking. Participants included students from the Ogden School District, Davis School District, and Weber School District.

Ogden City Mayor Ben Nadolski delivered a keynote address to the students, discussing the importance of education and the value of pursuing careers in the aerospace sector. Through interactive booths and live demonstrations, students worked to bridge the gap between classroom curriculum and real-world career applications.

Industry partners including Richard Manufacturing Company, Mountain Pacific Consulting Group, Apogee Worx, Uplift Aerospace, JD Machine, Kihomac Industries, Paramount Machine, Bechtel – GIS Team, Hill Air Force Base (Ogden Air Logistics & Composites/Low Observables), Cornerstone Aviation, and 9

Line LLC participated in the event. These partners provided guidance on industry opportunities, certifications, and CTE tracks.

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