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Smith County Career Development Students Visit BRC

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
October 20, 2016
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On October 18th a group of 54 Smith County Career Development Students toured BRC. The first stop was The Sanatorium Museum; the tour was led by David Tedford, Director of Employment Services. After an overview of the Preventorium and Sanatorium everyone loaded the bus to head to Boswell Industries in downtown Magee. This is always an impressive site because so many are unaware of what all goes on in this building. Seeing the individuals working and doing it together as a team surely enlightened each of these students and the instructor. We are always excited about visitors at BRC, we welcome anyone that would like a tour.
Pictured is Deborah Ingram; Instructor (teal uniform) along with her group of Career Development Students of Smith County.

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