Jobing Community Video in Phoenix

Career interview with Joy Estes the first woman to be accepted to West Point Military Academy and current owner and agent for State Farm.

Career interview with Golf Instructor and former LPGA Professional Shirley Furlong. Shirley describes how she came to love golf, why she started instructing and what it takes to succeed in professional sports.

Career interview with Leslie Carrera, Environment Artist for Rainbow Studios. Leslie speaks about how she came to work in video games and why she loves it.

Career interview with Associate Producer at Rainbow studios, Dave Knudsen. Dave speaks about how he used his finance degree to find a job in video game design, what his job entails and how to be successful.

Career Interview with Character Artist at Rainbow Studios, Samuel Howard. Samuel speaks about what every character artist needs to focus on, some of the tools he uses and why he loves character design.

Career interview with a Sound Designer at Rainbow Studios, Dave Lowmiller. Dave talks about how he gets to blow up cars for his job, the types of backgrounds a sound designer may have and "living the dream".

Pursue the Passion interview with Aerodynamics Engineer Joe Manzo. Joe describes what it's like to work with rockets and what it was that drew him to this particular career.

In his book, "Diversity: Leaders Not Labels," renowned businessman, educator and author Stedman Graham discusses how in the global economy of the 21st century, diversity has become a defining quality of business. Find out how you can apply Graham's principles to your life and your career. More than ever before, maintaining individuality while accepting others' uniqueness is key to personal and professional success.

NAAAHR Honors Coleman Peterson

NAAAHR Honors Johnny C. Taylor, Jr.

NAAAHR Honors Michele Hunt

Be happy with what you are doing.

If you love cooking and want to make a career, then you will love this testimonial of encouragement.

Emily Graham a senior at ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication talks about why she choose to attend this school. She also describes all the options in an Television and Broadcasting career.

Joel Dickinson started off his professional journey in the many of us do, apathetic. He dropped out of school and wound up taking a job in road construction. While Joel liked the work he began to wonder about his desire to pursue it long term. Ten years after dropping out Joel went back to school and chased down a dream. Here's his story that has a "green job" ending.

During high school Galán submitted an article to Seventeen magazine which was so impressive she was asked to be a guest editor and led to a permanent position.

One of the hardest aspects of zeroing in on a career that we can be passionate about is simply discovering where our interests lie. Throughout the course of the Pursue the Passion Tour we found that almost everyone we interviewed was able to link their current career with a childhood interest. Here is a short compilation of their stories.

Pursue the Passion Interviewed Tommy Thwaits in Denver, Colorado in front of a live student audience. Tommy is the owner of Coda Coffee, a coffee wholesale co. that he owns and operates with his brother Tim. In this video Tommy speaks about his journey in the coffee industry and the risks he took to preserve his passion.

Frances Ludmer-Li of Job Corps & Sharon Gardner of Yuma Regional Medical Center share why diversity is vital to their organizations. These are the nominees of the Government/Non-Profit category.

Cathy Kloos of Safeway and George Garcia of the Maricopa County share their views on diversity.

Angela Curley of Henkel America and Cathy Kloos of Safeway share insight to their diversity programs.

Don Mock introduces us to Allan Sabo who shares insight to the importance of researching a company you want to work for.

Pursue the Passion spoke to a couple hundred FBLA students recently to get them excited about doing PTP interviews, and one student got his opportunity to interview sooner than expected. During a game of 'Collide-a-Scope,' he dislocated his kneecap and was carted off to a local hospital in an ambulance. He ended up interviewing the paramedic on the way. The audio is a bit off because the siren had to be droned out, but this video is worth watching just to see the injury at the beginning, and

Christopher Barr started off his career as a photojournalist. Christopher’s work took him around the world in his twenties, visiting such places as Indonesia, Thailand and China. It was a trip into the Amazon Rainforest on which he got lost, became ill and almost missed his pickup home that he decided to search for work domestically. Christopher started shooting portraits in Hollywood California and has since become one of the premiere photographers in the country. View his work at www.christopherbarr.com

Ryan Barnes has loved the outdoors for as long as he can remember. After three years of trying he finally landed his dream job working at "the primo of all primo spots", Old Faithful Yellowstone.