Many Human Development and Family Studies/Science students struggle to identify who they are and how best to use their knowledge and skills.
Navigating Career Roadmaps: Developing Your Professional GPS through Internships provides students with detailed step-by-step instructions and tips for using internship opportunities to reach their final desired destination – a fulfilling career.
Now available in a NEW Third edition, Navigating Career Roadmaps: Developing Your Professional GPS through Internships by Jennifer L. Gonyea and Melissa Scott Kozak:
- Includes three chapters dedicated to helping readers identify who they and who they want to be.
- Integrates three chapters that help students get and internship and maximizing their experience.
- Explains to students how to act like a professional in a business setting. Details include relationship, attire, boundaries, and ethical considerations.
- Is Student Friendly! All chapters include objectives, photos, tables/graphs, references, assessments, and Applying Your Knowledge vignettes that help readers practice skills in real-world settings.
Preface
Section I: Who Are You and Who Will You Be?
Chapter 1 Where Are You Coming From?
Chapter 2 Would You Hire Your Digital Self?
Chapter 3 Who Are You on Paper?
Section II: Getting the Internship and Using the Experience Well
Chapter 4 Developing Your Goals
Chapter 5 Walking the Walk
Chapter 6 Setting the Tone in Your Interview
Section III: Professional Engagement & Your Success
Chapter 7 Thinking and Acting Ethically
Chapter 8 Making Strategic Connections
Chapter 9 What does Community Mean to You?
Chapter 10 Re-Routing Your GPS
Index
Jennifer
Gonyea
Jennifer L. Gonyea, Ph.D. LMFT LPC
College of Family and Consumer Sciences
Human Development and Family Science
Senior Lecturer
College of Family and Consumer Sciences
University of Georgia
Melissa
Kozak
Melissa Scott Kozak, Ph.D., CFLE
College of Family and Consumer Sciences
Human Development and Family Science
Senior Lecturer; Undergraduate Program Coordinator
College of Family and Consumer Sciences
University of Georgia