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Home > News > Heard on campus: Emily DeRocco, U.S. Department of Labor

August 20th, 2004

Heard on campus: Emily DeRocco, U.S. Department of Labor

Abstract:
"This facility is the talk of the town in Washington, D.C. It's truly on the cutting edge. This is where the jobs of the future are being created -- in nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology and geospatial technology." Emily Stover DeRocco, assistant secretary of labor for employment and training, U.S. Department of Labor

Source:
Penn State Live

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