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12.09.21

NextGen Service and G2U Featured in Governing Article

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Both the Government-to-University Initiative (G2U) and the Next Generation Service Corps (NextGen Service) are featured in the Governing article, Has the Public Sector Done Enough to Create a Diverse Workforce? focused on issues and efforts related to the public sector workforce.

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