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[PAST EVENT] Career Chats - National Park Service with alum J.J. Thome
Discover Your Path with the National Park Service! Join us for an exclusive career chat with J.J. Abrams '74, a seasoned professional with over 42 years of experience in the National Park Service. Throughout his impressive career, J.J. has held various roles such as interpreter, park historian, resource specialist, supervisor, and manager. Notably, he has served as the Superintendent for renowned parks like Manassas National Battlefield Park in Virginia and the George Washington Memorial Parkway, as well as the Big Hole National Battlefield, Bear Paw Battlefield, and Canyon Creek Skirmish Site in Montana.
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to gain invaluable insights and guidance. Sign up now for a 30-minute time slot to discuss your career aspirations in the National Park Service. J.J. will cover topics such as skill development, seeking internships or full-time positions, understanding the federal government pay scale, resume reviews, and breaking into the field. Additionally, he's open to addressing any other burning questions you may have related to the National Park Service.
Whether you're exploring your options or someone passionate about the great outdoors and conservation, this chat will provide you with the knowledge and inspiration you need to forge a successful career within the National Park Service. Don't wait; secure your spot today!
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