Smart Talks with IBM: How P-TECH Prepares Students for the Future of Work

Smart Talks with IBM: How P-TECH Prepares Students for the Future of Work

Today on Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Robert and Joe talk with IBM's Joel Mangan, Executive Director of P-TECH, and recent P-TECH graduates Suyhalia Karim-Doran and Eric Cholula-Martinez about how P-TECH, a groundbreaking public education model, is addressing education and workforce development challenges for underserved students.

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