I would like to view pictures of the recent 2001 FSU Career Conference / Reunion.
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Approximately 50 participants and presenters attended the second FSU Career conference / reunion. They had a busy two days of activities covering a wide range of topics in career development unified by the cognitive information processing approach to career development.
Distinguished guest and FSU alumnus Dr. Howard Figler (foreground)
and the audience listen to a session speaker.
Dr. Jeff Garis, Director of the FSU Career Center gives the lunchtime audience a presentation on the challenges of leading a university career center. It was like the Twilight Zone.
FSU alumnus, Dr. Howard Figler provided the key note address for the conference.
Two FSU alumnae, Ms. Michelle R. Romine, MS, Training Specialist, Global Training & Organizational Development, Arthur Andersen and Jodi Thiel, MS/EdS, Account Executive, BrassRing Campus discuss trends and issues in their work with individual and organizational clients in the for-profit sector.
Dr.Abiola Dipeolu, Staff Psychologist, Counseling and Testing Center, Wichita State University presents on career interventions to meet the needs of college students with learning disabilities.
Dr. Stephen Leierer, Department of Rehabilitation Counseling, Louisiana State Univeristy Health Sciences Center leads a discussion on the conceptualization of clients in terms of Holland's RIASEC typology by rehabilitation counselors.
Alums Beverly Fogarty-Pagel, MS/EdS, Former Senior Workforce Development Specialist, Big Bend Jobs & Education Council and Kathy Barrett, MS/EdS, One-Stop Coordinator, Texas Workforce Center of Williamson County discuss issues, trends, and challenges to providing comprehensive career development services in workforce development centers.
Dr. Janet Lenz, Associate Director FSU Career Center introduces Dr. Kerry McCaig, Director of Student Life, Arapahoe Community College who gave a energizing and inspiring closing session which compared career counseling to mountain climbing.
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