CSN participates in clean energy career fair hosted by Rep. Dina Titus

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On the heels of Labor Day, the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) participated in a Clean Energy Career Fair hosted by Representative Dina Titus (NV-1). Held at the EmployNV Business Hub, the event was a collaborative effort with the Nevada Conservation League, Climate Power, and 19 leading employers in the clean energy sector.

Amidst historic federal investments from the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the fair connected job seekers with industry leaders, spotlighting diverse and rewarding pathways in Nevada’s booming clean energy economy.

Dr. Rebecca Gates, Interim Associate Vice President and Officer in Charge at CSN’s Henderson Campus, emphasized the transformative role of education in driving economic growth. She said that CSN is prepared to transform with the expanding clean energy industry. “We have thousands of new jobs being created,” she said, “and we’re ready to equip Nevadans with the skills needed to thrive.”

Dr. Jonathan Wright, CSN Director of Career Services, highlighted the direct impact of federal support on CSN students. He noted that last year, CSN received a $1.9 million grant to support job-seekers in renewable energy, transportation, and broadband infrastructure sectors.

For the full press release please visit the Nevada Conservation League website.



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