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Local Students Get High-Tech Career Advice in NY Urban League Event

The New York Urban League sent 150 juniors and seniors from public schools to participate in their annual Young Men’s Empowerment Day

Local high school students got career advice courtesy of some of the most high-tech companies in NYC.

The New York Urban League sent 150 juniors and seniors from public schools to participate in their annual Young Men’s Empowerment Day on Friday. Microsoft held one of the events in their Times Square offices, where students were inspired to pursue careers in technology.

NBC 4 New York anchors David Ushery and Stacey Bell hosted a lunch with some of the students, talking with them about their careers what it's like to work at WNBC. The also offered advice to those who were considering pursuing a career in journalism.

Local high school students got some career inspiration in Manhattan from some high-tech companies like Microsoft, Google, the NBA, Harlem Hospital and American Airlines. NBC 4 New York’s Natalie Pasquarella reports.

This year’s theme for the day was “Be You, Be Exceptional,” encouraging and stimulating young men to be their best selves.

The list of companies who participated and who the students heard from includes Google, the NBA, Harlem Hospital and American Airlines.

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