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The CDPI Affinity Groups are being rebranded as Communities of Practice to better reflect their goal and function. Join us for these informal conversations to share your experiences, be empowered by your fellow CDPs, receive guidance and brainstorming, and thrive in community.
The Community of Practice for New CDPs is geared towards those who have been working for less than five years in career services.
RSVP to receive the Zoom link (the link will be resent before each meeting as a reminder email).
Questions can be directed to the Community of Practice convener, Kevin Lema, CDPI Secretary (secretary@cdpi.org) or Jeffry Neuhouser, CDPI Director of Professional Development (professional-development@cdpi.ord).
CDPI is excited to invite you to join one or more of the Communities of Practice. This time is for informal conversations to share your experiences, receive guidance and opportunities for brainstorming, and thrive in and be empowered by community. These groups started out as affinity groups and have been rebranded to better reflect their goal and function.
The Student Employment Community of Practice will focus on conversations around developing, growing, and managing on-campus student employment and improving the student employment experience and outcome.
Questions can be directed to the Community of Practice convener, Lea Staedtler (internships@cdpi.org), the CDPI Internship Program Coordinator, or Jeffry Neuhouser (professional-development@cdpi.org), the CDPI Director of Professional Development.
The Directors and Chief Career Development Officers Community of Practice is focused on supporting those who lead and manage career centers.
Questions can be directed to the Community of Practice convener, David Cross (memberservices@cdpi.org), CDPI Director of Member Services, or Jeffry Neuhouser (professional-development@cdpi.org), the CDPI Director of Professional Development.
The Coaching and Advising Community of Practice will focus on conversations regarding career coaching best practices and improving equity-minded and culturally-relevant coaching strategies.
Questions can be directed to the Community of Practice convener, Bryson Maesch (treasurer@cdpi.org), CDPI Treasurer, or Jeffry Neuhouser (professional-development@cdpi.org), the CDPI Director of Professional Development.
Hello,
We wanted to let you know about the next workshop in our series for New Career Development Professionals. March 30th will be our workshop on Industry Deep Dives. This will be focused on techniques for researching employment industries, asking good questions of employers, and using that information to better inform your career development practices. If you've previously registered for our prior event, then your registration should still be active. for questions, reach out to David Cross, Director of Member services at memberservices@cdpi.org.
March 30: Industry Deep-Dives: Deeply understanding your employer industries and being a better advocate for students
April 27. Understanding Student Career Needs
Again, if you have any questions ahead of these workshops, reach out to David Cross at dcross@fortiscollege.edu.
The Career Development Curriculum Community of Practice will focus on conversations around developing and teaching career development focused classes and how career development can be further integrated into your institution's overall curriculum.
We will meet at the following Zoom link for each session: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83220506386.
Questions can be directed to the Community of Practice convener, Keely Floyd (president@cdpi.org), CDPI President, or Jeffry Neuhouser (professional-development@cdpi.org), the CDPI Director of Professional Development.
The Graduate Student Community of Practice is designed for current graduate students, including but not limited to those in student affairs programs, who want to discuss and learn more about career services with fellow students.
Join us on April 18th, 2023, from 9:00 to 10:30 AM as we discuss how to foster diversity, equity and belonging for first-generation students. Panelists include Brittney Collins with Common App (formerly with the Indiana Higher Education Commission); Alex DeLonis, the Director of Financial Aid at Wabash College; Wendy Beesley, an Expert Guidance Coach for the NASPA Center for First-Generation Student Success (formerly Assistant Dean for Student Success at SUNY Ulster County Community College); and Dr. Martina Martin, the Director of Expert Guidance for the NASPA Center for First-Generation Student Success and Associate Director of Student Transitions and Family Programs: First-Generation and Off-Campus Student Services at University of Kentucky.
Part of the Fostering Diversity, Equity, and Belonging through Career Development Series
Campuses and employers are learning to understand the importance of inclusive spaces, events, and language, but are these inclusion efforts resulting in a sense of belonging for the students? To help us answer this question as we navigate 2022-2023 academic year, CDPI (Career Development Professionals of Indiana) and CCCC (College Career Center Consortium of Indiana) are joining forces to continue the ongoing series "Fostering Diversity, Equity, and Belonging through Career Development."
Six-sessions are planned for the year with speakers and discussions about underserved student populations, including Latinx, International, Queer, Black, Veterans, and First-Generation students. Each session will have:
· Speaker(s) knowledgeable about the unique needs of the student population,
· A discussion about available resources for both coaches and students,
· Insight into how to prepare students to navigate the realities of inequitable workspace.
These sessions will be geared toward equipping coaches, advisors, student workers, and other campus staff or faculty with the skills and resources they need to serve these populations. This session counts toward the six available toward the Fostering Diversity, Equity, and Belonging through Career Development Certificate.
During this session, we will focus on topics around internships and experiential learning. Bring your questions, ideas, and curiosities to talk with colleagues throughout the state.
Have any questions about this session? Contact Kristine Schuster at historian@cdpi.org. This session will be co-hosted with Sally Saydshoev, Director of Talent and Training Programming at the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.
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