Episode 4 - Sue Molchan - Finding Mentors for Student Interns

Glen Burnie Community Connect

May 16, 201816:21Government & Organizations

Sue has been the Student Internship Facilitator at Northeast and Chesapeake High Schools for the past 6 years. She works hard to give students real world job experience. Between the two schools Sue places up to 100 stude...

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