RICHMOND, Va. — High school students from Richmond and surrounding communities explored college, trade school, and career paths today during a career fair hosted by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
The event, held at John Marshall High School, is part of the sorority's Bridging the Gap program. The initiative is designed to help ninth through 12th graders narrow down their options for the future before graduation.
CBS 6 anchor GeNienne Samuels attended the event to help inspire the next generation of journalists.
Click here for more information about the sorority's program.
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