<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4JEHoK_1FbaarWr00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4JEHoK_1FbaarWr00" width="720" height="541" ></figure>On Sept. 15, Charles M. Russell High School sophomores experienced the World of Work day held at Great Falls College-MSU and University of Providence. The colleges present this event annually for sophomores to learn and explore jobs and a multitude of careers. At this event, students are shown first hand by professionals how the many careers function and entertaining things about each.“Overall [it was] very interactive in every section and [I] got really into acting as if you were in that profession,” sophomore Chloe Ranney said. Speaking of the different professions, WOW day includes a multitude of presentations, including jobs such as military, EMTS, and law enforcement.“For the 3rd stage/section with the police officer and EMTs, I love how interactive that especially was and how they make a story like why you may be getting handcuffed or why you might need an ambulance,” Ranney said. “The military dogs were new and very eye drawing.”Ranney wasn’t the only one intrigued by the experience of getting handcuffed. Sophomore Susie Martinez also volunteered to get arrested by a police officer and was taken by surprise by the adventure. “It was definitely cool to feel the process of getting arrested. Your arms are way more pulled back than what you expect,” Martinez said. Outside of the law enforcement, emergency, and military section, Ranney said she also enjoyed the very end.“The last stage with the news station was also interactive and fun,” she said. “The more kid-focused professions and the tech/VR at the end had a lot of games and [was] interactive.”Sophomore Mila Smith’s interest and focus lied outside of the actual careers and workshops but more on the bees that tormented the attendees. “They literally like chased us around. It was actually terrifying,” Smith said. “But I don’t remember anything else but those [darn] bees.”All in all, whether the sophomores took a look at opportunities like law enforcement, health services, the news, technology and kid-focused professions or simply pretended to get arrested or were chased by bees, WOW day allowed them to test out future careers.</div></body>

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On Sept. 15, Charles M. Russell High School sophomores experienced the World of Work day held at Great Falls College-MSU and University of Providence. The colleges present this event annually for sophomores to learn and explore jobs and a multitude of careers. At this event, students are shown first hand...

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On Sept. 15, Charles M. Russell High School sophomores experienced the World of Work day held at Great Falls College-MSU and University of Providence. The 

Sophomores Return for annual WOW day

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