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American Black Journal
Michigan Science Center / Apprenticeship Expo
Season 46
Episode 2
The Michigan Science Center celebrates it's fifth birthday with an award-winning, international exhibition. CEO Tonya Matthews will discuss their STEM efforts. Plus, there's a high demand for skilled tradespeople in Detroit, but there's a shortage of workers. An upcoming Apprenticeship Expo will introduce Detroiters to career options in the construction and transportation industries. Ep 4602
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