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CHA college students get counsel from corporate representatives

Representatives from prominent corporate organizations – including Bank of America, Google and Northwestern Hospital – networked with 70 Chicago Housing Authority college students Wednesday to discuss career opportunities at the Take Flight Networking & Recruitment event at CHA offices. Sponsored annually by CHA nonprofit partner Springboard to Success (S2S), the event is a check-in designed … CHA college students get counsel from corporate representatives Read More »

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