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Attracting new generation of railroaders in North America through K-12 activities and programs
The North American rail industry has long acknowledged a growing problem with a lack of new university-educated rail transportation and engineering professionals to replace the aging workforce. Students choosing to participate in higher education often arrive at universities and colleges with a pred
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