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SKCDA Podcast - Episode 12: Onwards & Upwards (Susan McKay - University of Regina Career Centre)

8/23/2022

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Published 2022-08-23
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Bio

Susan McKay, MC, CCC
As Career Counsellor at the University of Regina, retirement pending, Susan provides a broad range of career services in the areas of Career Exploration and Counselling, and Student Employment Services. Susan facilitates students in all programs and alumni with making informed decisions about their educational/career direction and pursuit of meaningful employment. Her work involves individual career counselling, group programming and presentations, and resource development. Susan has a Master of Counselling and is a Canadian Certified Counsellor. She has
certifications in career assessment (Strong, MBTI, TOWES) and completed related training in employment counselling, skills for success and advanced resume writing. Susan is a member of Career Professionals of Canada and served on the Board of the Saskatchewan Career Development Association. She supports provincial and national initiatives to develop the community of career practitioners.
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Resources

a) "Career Crafting the Decade After High School: Professional's Guide"
(2015) by Cathy Campbell and Peggy Dutton.
Download this CERIC publication: https://ceric.ca/publications/ (scroll
down)
Publisher: Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling
(CERIC)

b) "Using Research for Evidence-Informed Career Development Practice"
(2022) Webinar Series by Dr. Loleen Berdahl
Webinars available on CERIC website:
https://ceric.ca/ceric-events/webinars/using-research-for-evidence-informed-career-development-practice/
Check listing for more recorded CERIC webinars.

c) "Advanced Resume Development" (online course) Career Professionals
of Canada
https://careerprocourse.ca/ (scroll down to the listing)

d) Alberta Workplace Essential Skills (AWES)
-Practitioner Training: https://awes.ca/what-we-offer/training/ (scroll
down for the listing)
-Tools and Publications:
https://awes.ca/what-we-offer/tools-publications/ (scroll down)

e) "CONTACT" Conference (SIEC)
https://contactconference.ca/
Annual conference of the Saskatoon Industry Education Council for
career and school counsellors, career practitioners, educators and HR
professionals.

f) "Relevance Magazine"
Download this annual SIEC publication on career and labour market info:
https://contact360.ca/relevance/

g) VOCO Training Centre - Canadian Career Development Foundation
(CCDF)
Catalog of online career courses: https://voco.myabsorb.ca/#/catalog

h) "Strengthening Mental Health Through Effective Career Development: A
Practitioners' Guide" (2020) by Dave Redekopp and Michael Huston
https://ceric.ca/publications/strengthening-mental-health-through-effective-career-development-a-practitioners-guide/
Publisher: CERIC

i) Dragon 9 Training - Professional Leadership & Career Development
Training for Career Practitioners
Modules: https://dragon9training.com/

j) Sights on Success Consulting: Leadership Development in
Intercultural Competence
https://sightsonsuccessconsulting.com/

k) "Career Development Practice in Canada: Perspectives, Principles,
and Professionalism" (2014) Blythe C. Shepard and Priya S. Mani,
Editors
Download chapters of this CERIC publication:
https://ceric.ca/publications/ (scroll down)


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FREE CERIC Webinar Series - Using Research for Evidence-Informed Career Development Practice

6/30/2022

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CERIC has offered recordings of 3 webinars conducted by Dr. Loleen Berdahl regarding using research for evidence-informed Career Development Practice. 
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​Webinar #1: Research 101 for Career Practitioners
By the end of this webinar, you should be able to:
  • Explain what evidence is and how evidence is used to inform decisions;
  • Describe the core features of the scientific approach;
  • Differentiate between quantitative and qualitative research approaches to collect evidence;
  • Discuss how approaches to data collection, measurement and sampling influence research outcomes; and
  • Explain the Evidence Continuum and why it matters.
​Webinar #2: Using Existing Research in Your Career Development Practice
By the end of this webinar, you should be able to:
  • Explain how knowledge of evidence and research relates to your work as a career development practitioner;
  • Identify strategies to locate research studies relevant to your work;
  • Explain the difference between peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed research;
  • Identify the core components of a research report;
  • Read research reports critically using the “Two-Pass” Approach;
  • Describe how cognitive biases can influence how we read and interpret research, and consider approaches to challenge these biases; and,
  • Develop strategies to assess the trustworthiness of research.
​Webinar #3: Conducting Research in Your Career Development Practice
By the end of this webinar, you should be able to:
  • Identify strategies to locate existing data sources relevant to your work;
  • Discuss the challenges career development practitioners can face in conducting original research and possible approaches to address these challenges;
  • Understand opportunities to bridge the researcher-practitioner gap;
  • Plan ahead to share your research findings with others; and
  • Reflect on the opportunities to advance evidence-informed approaches in your own work.
Check out the original post on the CERIC website here.
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SKCDA Podcast - Episode 11: Activate Your Imagination (Norm Amundson & Andrea Fruhling, Doubleknot Works)

4/27/2022

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Published 2022-04-27
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The SKCDA Podcast team interviews Norm Amundson and Andrea Fruhling from Doubleknot Works.

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Norman Amundson is a UBC Professor Emeritus. He has a PhD from the University of Alberta and also holds an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Umea, Sweden. He has worked in the career development field for over 40 years. During this time he has been involved in a number of national and international career development projects. These projects include the dynamics of unemployment, group employment counselling, metaphors, employment counselling competencies, Hope-Action theory and practice, and the creation of career development workbooks such as Starting Points, Career Pathways, Career Flow, and Guiding Circles. He is also a co-author of Hope-Filled Engagement book, Career Recovery : Creating Hopeful Careers in Difficult Times, and Career Flow and Development : Hope in Action.

Norm has presented his work at many national and international conferences in more than 30 countries. He holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Umea, in Sweden and has been recognized by many national and international professional associations for his leadership and contributions in the career development field. His workshops and presentations are practical, engaging and interactive.

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Andrea Fruhling (PCC) is a Certified Organizational Coach, the Founding Director of Doubleknot Works, a Mentor Coach & Instructor for the University of British Columbia’s Organizational Coaching certification program, and Career Coaching Masterclass. She is also the Global Ambassador for the International Coaching Federation’s Career Coaching Community of Practice. Andrea’s workshops and training programs are built on a career and organizational coaching foundation, helping people actively engage in the work they do, and connect with the people they support. She has developed, and co-teaches Doubleknot’s Certification in Hope-Action Theory & Practice, bringing career practitioners together internationally, and increasing hopefulness around the world.

Andrea has delivered keynote presentations and workshop sessions for numerous national and international conferences, career development associations, organizations, and client groups (youth, indigenous communities, newcomers, etc.).  Her work is practical and engaging with a focus on creativity, active, strengths-based learning, team engagement, and hope. ​

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The Roadtrip Painting, by Andrea Fruhling

Resources

  • https://doubleknot.works (resources tab for the online store)
  • Doubleknot mailing list for training updates, new resources and more : https://doubleknot.works (or direct link : http://eepurl.com/hkgceX)
  • https://hopeactioninventory.com (Hope-Action Inventory assessment)
  • New upcoming Career Coaching Masterclass course (starting May 2022!) : https://bit.ly/CCMUBC
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CERIC Labor Market Information Series

3/25/2022

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CERIC is presenting a new LMI series for Career Practitioners in Canada.  The decription on the CERIC website reads:

The Labour Market Information Council (LMIC) presents a series of webinars on emerging labour market information in Canada, sharing research and analysis which supports career practitioners in their work to ensure Canadians have the necessary information and insights to succeed in a changing, dynamic world of work.

You can register for these webinars here.  Past sessions are also published on this page.
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SKCDA Podcast - Episode 10: Access Your Allies (Janet Uchacz-Hart & Aaron Adair, Saskatoon Industry Education Council)

3/25/2022

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Published on 2022-03-25
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The SKCDA Podcast team interviews Janet Uchacz-Hart (Executive Director) and Aaron Adair (Program Coordinator) from the Saskatoon Industry Education Council.  
The Saskatoon Industry-Education Council (SIEC) is a bridge between Saskatchewan’s career opportunities and Saskatoon area youth. Through a partnership among business, K-12, and post-secondary schools, unique hands-on career exploration events, and programs are designed and delivered to students, helping them find a career that connects their passion and natural talents with current and future workforce needs. (Source: SIEC)

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Janet Uchacz-Hart
Janet has been an educator for over 31 years and has been fortunate to work with the Saskatoon Industry Education Council for over 10 years. It is great to see industry and education come together to give young people the opportunity to find their career path when so many options are available to them. It is very rewarding to work with so many passionate and exceptional people who come together as a community with this common goal. (Source: LInkedin)

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Aaron Adair
Aaron is a Program Coordinator with the Saskatoon Industry Education Council since 2018.  He worked as a teacher with Saskatoon Public Schools for 16 years before joining SIEC. (Source: Linkedin)
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Resource Links

PictureJob Chart - Great LMI for CDPs and clients
​Saskatoon Industry Education Council: https://saskatooniec.ca/
Features include:
  • Mind Over Matters - The Mind Over Matters initiative evolved as a response to the increased need for mental health education in schools. This webpage was created to provide educators with a one stop-shop to mental health programming to be used in their classrooms.
  • Spotlight on Careers - Spotlight on Careers is an opportunity for secondary students to explore potential future career paths. 
  • Skills Bootcamps - Students in grades 10 through 12 have the opportunity to gain hands-on skill development and career training while working alongside industry professionals.
  • Summer Youth Internship Program - The Summer Youth Internship Program provides youth in grades 11 & 12 considering a career in the trades an opportunity for real world work experience.
  • Newcomer Youth Engagement Program: The Newcomer Youth Engagement Program is an intensive language development program located in Saskatoon schools.
  • Contact 360 (“A Candy Store for CDP’s”- J. Thomas) Resources to support youth, adults, educators and career practitioners in the advancement of life and work transitions in Saskatchewan.  It is a 360 degree view of career development!
  • Relevance Magazine: Relevance is an annual magazine providing career and labour market information for Saskatchewan youth.  Includes annual Job Chart - UseJob Chart 2022 to explore jobs, wages, most commonly sought work requirements by employers, and training & education routes.
  • employABILITY: This resource provides students with the skills they need to stand out to potential employers through employment skill sessions including resumé writing, interview skills, soft skills, and networking.- Google Docs link
  • Contact Conference (May 3 & 4, 2022) - Saskatchewan’s Annual Career Development Conference for Professional Career and School Counsellors, Career Practitioners, Educators, and HR Professionals.
  • SaskMoney: This is a one-stop-shop for educators working to increase students’ financial literacy skills. This Saskatoon Industry Education Council (SIEC) program is built by teachers to provide resources and activities that connect directly to 42 modules in Saskatchewan’s Financial Literacy 20/30 curriculum.

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SKCDA Podcast - Episode 9: The Puzzle Looks Very Different (Brian Lambier, Career Vitality)

2/11/2022

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Published 2022-02-11
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The SKCDA Podcast team interviews Brian Lambier, owner of Career Vitality, to learn more about supporting clients considering retirement.

About Brian Lambier:
LinkedIn Profile
Calgary Career Counsellor and Coach Brian Lambier has over 30 years of experience in the human resources, career and retirement coaching fields. He has a Social Work Diploma (Mohawk College), a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Communications from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo Ontario, and is also a Career Development Professional  and graduate of the Career Development Certificate Program at the University of Calgary. Brian is a member of the Career Development Association of Alberta as well as being Strong Interest Inventory Certified .
Brian is also a Certified Retirement Coach and is certified in both the Retirement Success Profile and the Life Options Retirement Assessment Tools. The Career Vitality Services team believe that the cornerstone to service is to help you discover your passion so you can live your dream.

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CERIC Surveys of Career Development Professionals

11/13/2021

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CERIC actually conducts surveys of CDPs every few years - see their reports and infographics on the Surveys page.
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SKCDA Podcast - Episode 8: Listen for the Values of the Individual (Dorothy Hyde, Radius Community Centre)

11/9/2021

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Published Nov 9, 2021
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For over 30 years, Dorothy Hyde has been involved in the Saskatoon community in human services, career development and adult education. She is the Executive Director of Radius Community Centre for Education and Employment Training, a non-profit that provides employment programs, employee development programs, and support services to families with children and youth with disabilities.
 
She is a community advocate and is the current chair for the Canadian Citizen’s Advisory Committee for Corrections for the Saskatoon Regional Psychiatric Centre.  Additionally, she lends her time for conversations with aspiring leaders as a volunteer mentor with Leadership Saskatoon. Family is very important to Dorothy and her most energizing life moments are found with her children and her spirited 4 grandsons. In her personal life, she believes in looking for ways to promote her own lifelong learning – taking on such challenges as learning to playing trumpet, and trying her hand at jazz music . Dorothy strives for an optimistic future that builds a community that is supportive, respectful and provides opportunities for community inclusion for all.

Curated Resource List (courtesy of Dorothy Hyde)

  1. Myers-Briggs Personality Test: Myers & Briggs' 16 Personality Types | Truity | Free personality test, type descriptions, relationship and career advice | 16Personalities  
  2. Via Strengths: VIA Character Strengths Survey & Character Reports | VIA Institute  
  3. Motivational Interviewing: Motivational Interviewing Training | Saskatchewan Prevention Institute (skprevention.ca) 
  4. Contact Conference : Home - Contact Conference 2021 - Saskatchewan Career Development Conference | https://www.Contact360.ca | Home - Saskatoon Industry Education Council (saskatooniec.ca) - see also our SIEC Highlight page
  5. Certificate in Positive Psychology – Wilfred Laurier University Positive Psychology Certificate | Wilfrid Laurier University (wlu.ca) 
  6. Career Development Practice in Canada: Perspectives, Principles, and Professionalism - CERIC 
  7. Trauma Informed Practise: Douglas College Trauma Informed Career Development Practice | Douglas College 
  8. Dr. Olivia McIvor:  https://youtu.be/UCH3dARE2pA - learn more about Dr. McIvor here 
  9. Career Competence pdf - Self-Assessment and Professional Development form from CCCD and CCDF -download assessment here -- note based on Canadian Standards & Guidelines for Career Development Practitioners (S&GS) - for updated Competency Profile & Ethics 2021 see here

Other Resources

  1. Check out some advice for jobseekers in the 2019 Relevance magazine - page 18/52 ("The Quest Begins")
  2. Radius Community Centre website | Facebook
  3. Saskatchewan Polytechnic:Program kanatan nipiy (the water is clean/clean water) | Poster | Article on EducationNewsCanada
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Contributors to Career Development for Diverse Clients: Beyond the Basics

11/1/2021

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There is a flyer available from the LifeStrategies website that lists the Table of Contents for the Career Development for Diverse Clients - Beyond the Basics book (Cognella Publishing).  Here are some of the authors involved:
  1. Alex Filippelli (supporting transgender folks in career transitions)
  2. April Dyrda (Maternity Leave Career Transitions)
  3. Avra Davidoff (Maternity Leave Career Transitions) - avradavidoff.com
  4. Briar Schulz (Disordered Eating in the Workplace) - linkedin
  5. Cassie Taylor (Social Activism in Context of Black Lives Matter)(Highly Educated Professionals) linkedin
  6. Clarence De Schiffart (Post-Secondary Students)(Career Navigation for People with a Criminal Record) Opening New Frontiers - Creating Hope in Midst of Chaos (2014)
  7. Dave Redekopp (Career Development and Mental Health) - CERIC Redekopp & Huston
  8. Diana Abath (Black/African Americans) - linkedin
  9. Dierdre Pickerell (Gig Workers) - linkedin | FacultyNews 2021-01-29 Yorkville | Articles LifeStrategies
  10. Glenda Lagasse (Students with Intellectual Disabilities Navigating the Post-Secondary Education System)
  11. Ines Montoya (Working with Immigrants) - MAPLE 2.0 Mentorship in Action | 2013-08-29 Article Maple 2.0 | Lakeland AUMA report | Go2HR article on Maple 2.0
  12. Jane Schmidt (Serving Clients in Remote Communities)
  13. Jennifer Luke (Encore Careers after retirement) - linkedin | CERIC Aging Workforce article | ACCELL
  14. Jennifer Sumner (Career Dev in Schools) (High Performance Athletes)
  15. Josephine Wong (Complex Layers of Women in Substance Abuse Treatment)
  16. Kristin Konieczny (High Performance Athletes) - linkedin | CCNM-Boucher Campus Counselling
  17. Laura Hambley (Maternity Leave Career Transitions)
  18. Meghan Hinckley (Clients with Illness or Injury)
  19. Michael Huston  (Career Development and Mental Health) - CERIC Redekopp & Huston
  20. Michael Partridge (LGBTQ2IA+Community)
  21. Michael Sorsdahl (LGBTQ2IA+Community)(Military Members)
  22. Michele Pankratz  (Women and Work)
  23. Miranda Vande Kuyt (Clients with Illness or Injury) - LearnOnlineBlog.LifeStrategies | Plight of the Trailing Spouse (CERIC)
  24. Mohit Bassi (Career Counselling Immigrants: Interdisciplinary Considerations) - ThriveClinics
  25. Nadia G. Serry (Literacy in the Workplace)(English-Language Learners in the Canadian Labour Market)(Multilingual Workplace)
  26. Neil Smith (Transitioning to Retirement)
  27. Paula Wischoff Yerama (Military-to-Civilian Career Transition) - CERIC articles | Interview w Raza Abbas
  28. Roberta Borgen (International/Global Careers)(Examining our Context) (High Performance Athletes)(Highly Educated Professionals) CERIC Neault | Borgen
  29. Rod Palmer (Program Exemplar - In Motion & Momentum: Building Resilience, Hope and Sustainable Futures) - IMMPLUS.CA
  30. Sophie Mathers (Training Indigenous Employment Counsellors: A Cultural Issue?) Pinasuutitsaq Intervention Guide for CDPs working with Inuit (vimeo) | Reference Guide (2016)
  31. Suzanne Klinga  (Program Exemplar - In Motion & Momentum: Building Resilience, Hope and Sustainable Futures) 
  32. Syeda Farheen Hassany (Muslim Career Considerations)(Social Activisim in Context of Black Lives Matter)
  33. Tannis Goddard (Serving Clients in Remote Communities) - MixtMode.com
  34. Tony Botelho (Post-Secondary Students) - 10Q profile CERIC | 
  35. Tracey Campbell (Displaced Workers)
  36. Trina Maher (Engaging in Career Conversations with Indigenous Peoples) - BridgingConcepts.ca
I believe some of the authors will be participating in the Nov 16/21 Panel Discussion hosted by the SKCDA.  In the coming days, we will blog more information about each of the contributors to bring greater awareness about the contributors.
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SKCDA Podcast - Episode 7: Never Bored - Alignment of Capacity & Challenge (Dr. Roberta Borgen (Neault), Life Strategies Ltd.)

10/30/2021

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Published Nov 1, 2021
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Dr. Roberta Borgen (Neault), CCC, CCDP, GCDFi, is President of Life Strategies Ltd., Project Director with the Canadian Career Development Foundation, and President of the Counsellor Educators Chapter of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. An award-winning career management specialist with almost four decades of relevant experience in counselling, coaching, consulting, training, curriculum design, research, and writing, Roberta recently retired as Associate Dean of the Faculty of Behavioural Sciences for Yorkville University and served on Team Canada for the 2017 International Symposium on Career Development and Public Policy in Korea. She is the recipient of the BC Career Development Association's Mentor of the Year Award, the National Employment Counseling Association's Professional Development Award, the Canadian Career Development Foundation's prestigious Stu Conger Award for Leadership in Career Counselling and Career Development in Canada, and the Gold Medal and Diamond Pin for Leadership in Career Development. She was recently awarded an honourary membership with the Career Development Association of Alberta and, on behalf of the Life Strategies team, received the Outstanding Educator of Career Professionals award from the Asia Pacific Career Development Association.

Don't forget to register for the November 16/21 Beyond the Basics Panel!

Dr. Borgen is leading a special panel on Nov 16/21 at 12 noon CST about her new book, Career Development for Diverse Clients. Find out more here.

Resource Notes

Cognella books from Dr. Borgen
Career Development for Diverse Clients (cognella.com)
Career Recovery (cognella.com)
Career Flow and Development (cognella.com)
 
Life Strategies Tip Sheets - http://lifestrategies.ca/resources/tip-sheets.cfm

Other Resources Mentioned in Episode:

Certified Career Development Professional site - https://ccdp-pcdc.ca/en/
  • This includes 2021 Code of Ethics and National Competency Profile
Career Development Conferences & Other Provincial Associations
  • Manitoba - Let's Get to Work (Nov 5/21)
  • New Brunswick - Conference Nov 23-25/21
  • Cannexus 2022 - Note SKCDA is a Supporting Organization, so members get discount
  • British Columbia - BC Career Development Association
  • ASPECT BC - Association of Service Providers for Employability and Career Training
  • Contact Conference (SK)- organized by Saskatoon Industry Education Council (SIEC)
Life Strategies
  • Microcredential for teachers (linked to CCDF)
  • Career Engagement Model
Recognition for Career Development Professionals
  • Stu Conger Award past Stu Conger Award Winners
  • Etta St. James Award  past Wileman Award Winners
​CERIC Resources
  • Ethics: Do we do what we say we will do? (2004-06-01 article by Gisela Theurer and Roberta  Borgen (Neault))
  • Ethics in Practice - A Dynamic Process (2020-02-04 article by Cassie Taylor and Roberta Borgen (Neault))
  • What's really going on? Using theory to better understand your clients ((2019-02-04 article by Roberta Borgen (Neault) re context for Career Theories book)
  • Career Theories and Models at Work - in particular, note library of  Free Webinar recordings at bottom of page, including "Career Engagement: Re-aligning Challenge and Capacity in Chaotic Times" (1 hr) presented 2020-10-19 - see link to video off CERIC vimeo below
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