December 07, 2012
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TWC Alumnus and Assistant VP of External Relations at Union Pacific Hosts Professional Development Lunch
November 16, 2012
James Houton, Assistant Vice President of External Relations at Union Pacific and 1986 TWC Alumnus, hosted a lunch at Union Pacific’s Washington, D.C. office for fall interns. He discussed the roles he held before coming to the railroad including:
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