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WARRICK COUNTY PROGRAM LINKS ALCOA WORKERS, CONSERVATION
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It's taken awhile but Jan Shrader is finally starting to figure
out what she wants to be when she grows up.
The 47-year-old environmental analyst for Alcoa's Warrick
Operation has spent the last few years working part time so that she
can pursue a biology degree at the University of Southern Indiana.
"My background is really financial," she said. "I've been with the
company 18 years. I'm really interested in environmental issues,
conservation specifically."
In her current ...
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