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by Carol Rydell and Gwyn Armour Orion has many talents and interests. The Discovery Process provided a broad look at the unique skills Orion has that could be an asset to an employer. Early in the Discovery Process, Orion’s love of different cultures and languages...

by Kelly Merchant and Jon Alexander Josh refers to himself as a gamer. Gaming experiences help him think through situations in life. At work, he uses gaming techniques to efficiently maneuver through the crowded stock room at Walgreens and to best balance products on...

by Nick Cocchiarella Nick used research, life, and professional experiences to work together in developing job leads. Nick’s strong interest in disability advocacy, paired with his BA in Communication and Journalism from University of St. Thomas, guided him to...

by Callie Sleper and Gwyn Armour Slim Pig. Marching Band. The Tentacled Yak. Humpty Doggy. Quasi Rowboat at the Quackadero. Anthony the Ant. The Fiffer Feffer Feff. Fat Singer Joe Playing His Banjo. The names of Gabe’s pieces of art speak for themselves. Gabe has been...

by Patti Bitney Starke Every day, an estimated 22 veterans die of suicide. Many resources and supports have been put in place to reduce this number to zero. Although the state reports that homelessness among veterans has been significantly reduced, not reported are...

by Callie Sleper Janice began volunteering at TPT—Twin Cities PBS in downtown St. Paul 22 years ago. She has gone in every single day for an hour at a time, except on holidays or the rare day when her supervisor gives her the day off. Janice doesn’t care for days off....