"Exploring Your Potential Finding Your Fit' is a free workshop designed to lead you through the exploration of your personal values, skills, interests, and personality preferences using a variety of assessments and activities. The primary objective of the seminar is to provide information and tools that will help you to begin exploring your career options. Our seminars fill up quickly.
Prior to attending the seminar, you MUST complete both the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and the Strong Interest Inventory on-line at least 24-hours before the seminar. If you miss this deadline then your spot may be filled by a participant on our waiting list.
During the seminar, you will receive computer-generated handouts of your personalized results and feedback on how to interpret your results. As well as, you will participate in exercises that will enable you to begin to develop career options. Finally, ideas and resources for the next step in your career exploration process will be discussed.
Please note the seminars are scheduled to last three hours. We ask that you do stay for the full time. If you leave early it is highly possible you will not receive all of your computer-generated assessment results.
Seminar enrollment will not be available until 15 days before the event. You cannot sign-up for any seminar before this 15-day period. If you would like an email reminder about enrollment, please enter your contact information below.
To enroll, click on a seminar date below (REMINDER: access is only available 15 days prior to seminar):
Thursday, February 2, 2012: 1pm - 4pm (OPEN)
Tuesday, February 14, 2012: 2pm - 5pm (OPEN)
Friday, March 23, 2012: 2:30pm - 5pm (registration opens: 3/9/12)
Please stay tuned for more dates. There are also several workshops planned in partnership with the Graduate Student Center and the College of Arts and Sciences if you are connected to either group it is recommended that you attend one the workshops that they have provided.
In order to ensure that you receive efficient and appropriate support with your career exploration process, we recommend attending a scheduled workshop to the best of your ability. However, if you cannot attend a scheduled workshop, please contact the coordinator of the Career Assessment Program, Nathaniel Amos, MSW/LSW. You may be eligible for an individual consultation. These are offered on an as-needed basis.