2014 was a busy year for Global Career Compass! I was able to address issues on a variety of themes to diverse audiences:
NAFSA Annual Conference (http://www.nafsa.org/Attend_Events/):
“Linking Education Abroad & Student Career Development: Effective Advising Practices”
“21st century Skills & the Workplace: Challenges for Education Abroad Professionals”
NAFSA Blogpost (http://blog.nafsa.org/2014/05/08/strengthening-the-campus-study-abroad-advising-process/): “Strengthening the Study Abroad Advising Process”
NAFSA Embassy Dialogue Committee (https://edconeducation.wordpress.com/): “Applying knowledge outside the classroom: What is the regulatory environment of work placements in U.S. & abroad”
European Association of International Education (EAIE) Blogpost https://www.academia.edu/9113421/International_Education_and_Employability_Matching_Expectations_of_Students_to_the_Global_Workforce): “Matching Expectations of Students to the Global Workforce”
University of Minnesota Career Integration Conference (http://www.umabroad.umn.edu/professionals/career-int/resources):
“Employer Perspectives on Value of International Education in the Global Workforce”
ISEP (International Student Exchange Program, http://www.isep.org/About_ISEP/who_we_are.asp): “Matching Student Expectations of Education Abroad to the Global Workforce”
Global Youth Economic Opportunities Summit (http://www.youtheosummit.org/agenda_2014)
“Mind the Gap: Linking Career Development Theory to Workforce Outcomes”
AIFS (www.aifs.com): “Study Abroad & Career Counseling,” Workshop for Connecticut colleges and universities
