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Facing New Challenges, Step Up Program Continues to Train Minnesota’s Future Workforce
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Facing New Challenges, Step Up Program Continues to Train Minnesota’s Future Workforce
Jordan Dotson, an environmental compliance manager at Best Buy, was a standout graduate of Minneapolis South High School in 2019. Dotson hailed from a working-class household on the North Side, took two buses to South every day to participate in theater, and shared her working-class parents’ high expectations for her future. Dotson, 25, joined Best Buy full-time in 2023 after graduating from the University of Minnesota. She had worked at the uni…
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