Women at Work
A Q&A panel is held at the Parker Technical Education Center during North Idaho College's inaugural Women at Work event Tuesday evening. From left: Tiffany Mitchell, Elaine Damschen, Kay Quinn, Nicole Prickett, Jessica Cargile and Tina Peralta.
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Ari Boesen of Coeur d'Alene smiles as she reacts to a panel discussion Tuesday during the inaugural Women at Work event presented by North Idaho College.
Morgan Doney, left, and Lila Nosler discuss what they enjoy about their trades programs Tuesday during North Idaho College's first Women at Work event, held at the Parker Technical Education Center. Doney is in machining and CNC technology at NIC. Nosler is a Post Falls High student who is dual-enrolled at NIC and is in the auto body collision and repair program at Kootenai Technical Education Campus.
RATHDRUM — The dais was illuminated with womanly wisdom Tuesday evening as five leading ladies of varying industries discussed pros, cons, advice, tips and tricks of their trades.
"I set up safeguards for myself," Ziply Fiber Director Of Operations Kay Quinn said. "My team knows if it's an urgent thing and they need me, they need to call, because if my phone rings I will answer it. I don't care if it's 3 o'clock in the morning, I don't care if I'm in the middle of dinner."
Not an emergency? Don't call.
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