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Testimonials From JCG Alumni

The following testimonials are from JCG Alums. Please read on, and learn how JCG has made an impact on their lives…..Enjoy reading!

October 2006

"JCG motivated me to be a confident person. It provided me with skills such as public speaking and handshaking that I still use today. JCG is a wonderful program" ... LaVaughna Cooper, a 2004 graduate of Princeton High School, is currently working as a Chef.  

August 2006

"I was brought out of my shell and pushed to do what I never thought I could"... Akikah Honaker, a 1998 graduate of Western Hills High School, is currently working as an LPN.

"Where do I begin? I have many great memories but the one that stands out the most is winning first place in the city wide public speaking competition in 2000" ... Courtney Roebuck, a 2000 graduate of Winton Woods High School, achieved a degree from Central State University in 2005 and is currenty working as an Instructor Assistant.

 

July 2006 

 

"I have enjoyed working with Mrs. Dudley and the conferences she has taken me to.  Thanks to JCG my life is going in the right direction and is helping start a future for my family and myself"... Lauren Thompson, a 2006 graduate of P.A.C.E. High School,  is currently enrolled at Cincinnati State.

 

"JCG prepared me for college, job interviews, and working in teams.  The skills and friends that I made in JCG have improved my quality of life"... Shervon Soloman, a 1998 graduate of Western Hills High School, achieved a degree from Wright State University in 2003 and is currently working as a Service Facilitator.

 

"JCG was an awesome experienfce while I was a senior in high school.  It prepared me for obtaining the best employment possible once I graduated.  Had Ms. Martinez not taught me the importance of a good job, I would not be the person I am today"... Shannon Moore, a 1996 graduate of Norwood High School, is currently working as a Legal Assistant.

 

"JCG was the best thing that ever happened to me.  I had a rough life growing up but my JCG teacher and others stood beside me and helped me along the way.  I learned how to be successful no matter what road I take.  JCG went above and beyond the call of just teaching me skills that I have used throughout my life.  Words can't express what that really means to me today.  JCG, Mrs. Moore, and the others please keep up the good work.  Thanks for everything you have done" ... N'Kenge Glasper, a 2000 graduate of Woodward High School, is currently working as a Residential Assistant.  

 

"I was able to get all of the information I needed in regards to readiness and professionalism on the job"... Janay Drain, a 1995 graduate of Woodward High School, achieved a degree from Xavier University in 2004 and is currently working as an Executive Secretary.

 

"My experience with JCG when I was in high school was one of the better high school memories.  The instructors, Mrs. James and Ms. Perkins, not only taught us information that I used throughout college but continue to use as an adult.  The opportunities we had to volunteer in the community, the skills we gained on how to obtain employment, and carry ourselves in a professional manner are skills that I was equipped with at an early age thanks to JCG"... Kandice Roper-Issa, a 1998 graduate of Western Hills High School, achieved a degree from Wright State University in 2003 and is currently working as a Police Recruiter.

 

June 2006

 

Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates helped me gain many leadership qualities in which has helped me to be where I am today"... Robert Moore, a 2003 graduate of Western Hills High School, is currently enrolled at Central State University and interning at Radio-One at the Wiz.

 

“JCG gave me an opportunity to envision a better future for myself. I appreciate all that JCG has done for me and for making a wonderful impact on my life. Thanks JCG!!!"... Benita Kerson, a 1987 graduate of Taft High School, achieved a degree from The Ohio State University in 1992 and is currently working as a Nurse Clinician.

 

JCG "was very helpful.  I am very glad to have been a member and the skills I obtained are priceless.  It set a foundation that I have used throughout my career"... Kasey Kennedy, a 1989 graduate of Hughes High School, achieved a degree from Cincinnati State in 1997 and is currently working as an Account Specialist.

 

"I learned a lot of information to prepare for life. I believe every high school senior should have this as a class"... Africa Wallace, a 1990 graduate of Withrow High School, achieved a degree from the University of Cincinnati in 2002 and is currently self-employed.

 

"JCG really helped me get prepared for the working field.  Being in JCG helped me with my resume, how to conduct myself in an interview, and many more things" ... Tikheta Hayes, a 2002 graduate of Woodward High School, is currently working as a Senior Operations Associate.  

 

"My JCG experience was more than I ever dreamed it would be.  I was on the leadership team, I competed in an application contest, did luncheons, job fairs, and fundraisers at school.  It is such a fulfilling experience that is just unforgettable"... Cierra McClurking, a 2004 graduate of Purcell Marian High School, is currently working as an Administrative Secretary.

May 2006

"JCG was the best help, and a prayer answered. My Specialist helped me to have faith, believe in myself, and understand that it doesn't end with high school. There is a world to embrace, and I was taught the skills in JCG that I needed to succeed in life. JCG made a difference in my life, and I am grateful"… Domonique King, Taft High School, class of 1989.

"JCG made a difference, in that the program gave me the skills that I needed to obtain a job. After high school and prior to attending college, I worked in a clerical position in a hospital. The interviewing skills and the telephone skills that I was taught through JCG made a tremendous difference in my job performance. Every student needs these skills when coming out of high school and they are skills that are taught, not ones that you grow up knowing"… Vicki Wilkens, Aiken High School, class of 1984.

"JCG has played a big part in my career and job success." It was in 1992 that I developed successful interview skills and developed my first professional resume.  I have utilized the job training skills I received from my Career Specialist, Eugene Bouldin, and I have been successful in finding and keeping a job. Every student should be equipped with the job readiness skills JCG has to offer before leaving high school.  JCG trains you for the "world of work" after high school and prepares you for life-long learning”... Nancy Johnson, Aiken High School, class of 1992.

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