Moorefield's Eastern WV Community & Tech College Launches First Career Carnival

Eastern West Virginia Community & Technical College recently hosted its first Career Carnival on April 23 at its Moorefield, WV campus. The event, led by Dixie Heavener, the college's Title III Project Director and Career Counselor, aimed to enhance career exploration and strengthen community connections. The Career Carnival featured educational and interactive activities that helped attendees learn about different careers and college majors.

The carnival included various games and stations, each designed to provide information on various career paths and academic programs. Employers such as St. George Medical Clinic, Summit Community Bank, and the U.S. Army National Guard participated, offering networking opportunities. Additionally, the college's programs, like the Hospitality & Tourism Management certificate and the Wind Energy Technology program, were highlighted.

The event, free and open to the public, attracted many attendees, primarily Eastern students. The campus lawn featured carnival games, a prize station, and an obstacle course, with music from a live DJ creating a festive atmosphere. Free food and refreshments were available.

Dixie Heavener, reflecting on the event, was pleased with the turnout and its impact. She noted the event's success in providing career services and fostering community and student engagement.

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