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Movin' Up: Refining Yourself and Your Career Path

Career and Workforce Development New Professionals and Graduate Students Graduate New Professional
Anthony Altieri Theresa Gallo

Ready to make a move from entry-level to mid-level? Finding the right position, institution, or opportunity may influence your ability to thrive as a professional. When circumstances are ideal, there is a greater likelihood that you will be the best educator that you can be. The presenters will share their journey and lead a reflective activity to set a framework for continued growth.

The presenters have experienced the joys and challenges of finding the right "fit" for living their passion. As colleagues who experienced a challenging transition at a university and engaged in meaningful dialogue with each other, both individuals found their professional "calling," actualizing their passion through their work. Sharing this experience will instill a positive message of hope and accomplishment for new and mid-level professionals to continue investing in their own self-development. Focusing the discussion on the transition from entry-level positions to a second position in the field will allow for self-assessment, reflection, and career planning, ensuring these professionals will be better prepared and inspired to continue their growth as student affairs professionals.

Learning Outcomes

By participating in this session, attendees will:

  • be able to apply the concepts of self-authorship to their career objectives;
  • gain insight on navigating dialogue regarding personal passion with their supervisor; and
  • gain an awareness of a practical approach to understanding the relationship between themselves and their job or institution.
Cost
Members: $49 Other: $99
Course Length
60 minutes
Course Type
On Demand

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