This Week on Kaleidoscope - July 22, 2012
Photographer: WEWS
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Posted: 07/30/2012
Dr. Kenneth Cooke is director of Pediatric Blood & Marrow Transplant at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital. He along with Cord Blood Recipient Nathan Mumford discuss the need for bone marrow donors to help those who are in need of transplants. For more information call 888.862.7769 Ext. 7086 or log on to http://www.marrow.org
Speaker, Author & Coach DeLores Pressley talks about the importance of networking. She also gives valuable tips to help you become a successful networker. For more information call 330.649.9809 or log on to http://www.theupwoman.com or http://www.delorespressley.com
The new director of the Cleveland Job Corps Center William Houston talks about the mission of the Job Corps and the training provided to young adults. For more information call 800.733.JOBS or log on to http://www.jobcorps.gov
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