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Winter 2020: Ethics and Professionalism
(And the other newsletters from CERIC.)
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How to engage in ethical advocacy work in career development
Ethical considerations of internet usage: A career guidance perspective
Ethics in practice: A dynamic process in an era of career development professionalization
Career development and mental health: How can I practise ethically?
Beyond binarism: Countering gender identity discrimination in the workplace
Understanding ethical risk for co-op practitioners
Can overworked school counsellors ethically meet student needs?
Never been more needed: Developing a new competency framework for career professionals
Developing an ethical practice-checker to guide daily decisions
Career successes and challenges of immigrant professionals in Canada
Client Side: Wading through grief and rediscovering my career passions
Case Study: Job-shadowing program helps LGBTQ2+ students navigate workplace concerns
10 Questions for the Fogo Island Inn’s Zita Cobb
Infographic: CERIC 2019 Survey of Career Service Professionals
Principles in Action: Environmental supports key to students’ self-directed career success
Career Briefs
Editor’s Note
The next issue of Careering magazine (Spring-Summer 2020) will be on the theme of “Rural Workforce Development.” We welcome topic proposals that encompass a range of interpretations of this theme. Please review our submission guidelines and send your article pitch to: lindsay@ceric.ca by February 14, 2020.
Views expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of CERIC. Mention of programs, services, products and initiatives is not an endorsement of these items.