Career Development I: Theories

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The purpose of this course is to help students gain an understanding of the world of work and of the career counseling process. This course will expose students to the history of career counseling and the influence of social, economic, cultural, psychological, and political factors on career development. Students will build foundational knowledge in career development theories and development. Students will build foundational knowledge in career development theories and decision-making models across the life span, including technology and information resources, commonly used career assessment instruments, and practical strategies to implement career development activities. Students will also explore career counseling needs specific to diverse populations and identify strategies for culturally responsive career counseling.