NCDA Webinar Series

NCDA presents a number of webinars each year on topics of deep significance to members and those involved in the field of career development. Presenters are leading experts on the topics and often are NCDA members or committees. Webinars provide professional development and an opportunity to earn continuing education (CE).

The next live webinar will be September 14, 2023 on collaborative negotiation. October's webinar continues the exploration of diversity.  Scroll down to see options for viewing all pre-recorded webinars and obtaining CEs.


 

Collaborative Negotiation Theory Applied to
Career Counseling and Coaching 


Thursday, September 14, 2023 
1:30pm-2:30pm (Eastern Time) 


 
In this webinar session, the authors of Finding a Job That Loves You Back will present their work, which proposes a framework for collaborative negotiation for networking and informational interviews. Learn more about working with students and clients to identify their interests, find connectors, engage with employers and other decision makers, and find fulfillment. The session will include examples and applicable strategies for anyone who finds themselves stuck while trying to network. 
 
Presenters
 
Tad Mayer is a deeply curious one-on-one interaction junkie dedicated to rescuing clients’ inspiration and reaching that “A ha!” moment. He is focused on understanding motivation, enhancing behavior, and improving effectiveness. Tad is a partner at Essex Partners (a division of Keystone Partners), a national outplacement firm dedicated to helping senior executives find the right path forward. He consults with senior leaders in career development and job seeking. He uses the Finding A Job That Loves You Back model to create relief, hope, direction, and results in the form of fulfilling trajectories for people in transition and frustrated professionals feeling stuck in their careers. Tad’s previous professional roles have spanned Stage Electrician at Ballet West, Media Planner at DDB, Manager of Domestic Pricing at Northwest Airlines (now Delta), Director of Partner Marketing at Sheraton Hotels, and Director of Commercial & Corporate Programs at Mediation Works Incorporated (MWI). He also served as an adjunct professor of negotiation with Justin at the D’Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University. Tad has been interviewed on multiple radio and internet talk shows, quoted in online venues like USNews, and his writing has been featured in books such as Money Talks: 100 Strategies to Master Tricky Conversations about Money. He has an MBA from The Tuck School at Dartmouth College and a BS in Communication Studies from Northwestern University. 
 
Justin Wright is the CEO of Habitus a certified B Corporation. His work at Habitus focuses on facilitating complex decision-making processes and coordinating collaboration between multiple stakeholders to empower collective action. Justin has worked with organizations including PolicyLink, the Other and Belonging Institute, MIT Office of Sustainability, and the B Corp Climate Collect to further their commitments to social justice, racial equity, and environmental sustainability. Justin seeks out this kind of work because of his Quaker commitment to peace, equality, and stewardship. Justin also serves as lead designer for negotiation, difficult conversation, and meetings design/facilitation training. Past clients include Danone North America, Cabot Creamery, Yale School of the Environment, and Netflix. In 2018 Justin co-created with Alicia Agnew and Katie Lee the Habitus Fellowship for Diversity in Negotiation, Mediation and Conflict Resolution now run by Dr. Kathy Gonzales. This program’s goal is to strengthen the field of negotiation, mediation, and conflict resolution by increasing the diversity of practitioners. One of Justin’s primary focuses right now is to develop online content that can support the spread of skills to change makers. Justin is co-author of the book Finding a Job that Loves You Back which equips job hunters with collaborative negotiation skills to land their dream job. Justin is happily married to Moni, a brilliant biologist, with whom he climbs mountains and social dances in their spare time. He has lived across Latin America and is fluent in Spanish. 
 


 

REGISTRATION

Registration Fee:

NCDA Member  Non-Member Group Rate for 6 or more attendees
$35.00 $50.00 $200.00 
1 hour CE Certificate
included
1 hour CE Certificate
included
A sign in/out sheet will be provided for CE verification.
An additional fee of $5 is required for each 
certificate requested. 


Two ways to register online and receive access code: 


Register for the September 14th webinar now with a credit card or Purchase Order

or

Mail checks to: NCDA, 305 N Beech Circle, Broken Arrow, OK 74012 


Webinar Zoom link will be provided on the day of the event.
 
Registration contact: Natalie Scrimsher, nscrimsher@ncda.org or 918.663.7060 

 

 


Drag Queens, Tattoos, and Yamakas 

 

Monday, October 23, 2023 
6:00pm - 7:00pm (Eastern Time) 


 
This webinar is the second in a series focused on the importance of overall mental health and well-being as related to a person’s ability to break through career barriers. Throughout the series, panel members will share information on factors affecting accessibility and the ways in which career practitioners and employers can support people in gaining access to fulfilling work.  
 
Join our panelists as they share stories of how a sense of “otherness” has affected their mental health. They will share insights on what career practitioners can do to help clients with similar experiences break through career barriers and provide perspective to employers regarding the unique skills and extraordinary value that diversity can add to the workplace. 
 
 
Presenters
 
Johnny Crowder is a suicide/abuse survivor, TEDx speaker, Billboard-charting heavy metal musician, and the Founder & CEO of Cope Notes, a text-based mental health platform that provides daily support to users in nearly 100 countries around the world. Armed with a decade of clinical treatment, a psychology degree from the University of Central Florida, and 10+ years of peer support and public advocacy through the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Johnny’s youthful vigor for mental health has impacted millions of lives across the globe. 
 
Montreece Payton-Hardy is a staunch advocate for Accessibility, Belonging, Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity – ABIDE. Her lived experience is foundational to her passion for creating greater digital inclusion and accessibility. Montreece is intentional and strategic in her approach to any subject. She possesses the education, training, and experience necessary to provide honest, candid perspectives on a variety of important issues as well as topics from her own intersectional realities: African Americans with Graduate Degrees, Single Working Mothers, People with Disabilities, and ... Vegans in Texas (aka Meat Country). 
 
Bonnie Violet is a trans femme genderqueer spiritual drag artist and digital chaplain. She is also a YouTuber and host of the A Queer Chaplain Podcast with series such as Drag and Spirituality, TranSpirit, and Faith Leaders. Bonnie Violet is co-host of Splintered Grace with her conservative Christian aunt and the At the CCC recovery podcast. Creator and founder of Allies Linked for the Prevention of HIV & AIDS (a.l.p.h.a.) and the annual Drag and Spirituality Summit. She has shared her experience strength and hope with HIV for 24 years, recovering from drugs, alcohol, and sexual assault among other things for 14 years in classrooms, community centers, churches, online, and pretty much anywhere else she is invited. As a queer chaplain, she is present with people in death and dying helping to lace one’s narrative with a spiritual thread to remind one of their resilience, strengthen faith in self, create serenity in the now, and instill hope for their future. Oh, and she does weddings, memorials, and other rituals in and out of drag. Learn more about Bonnie at: https://www.aqueerchaplain.org.
  
Moderator
 
Courtney Warnsman, PhD currently serves as NCDA’s Board Trustee for Private Practice, Business and Industry, and Agencies. A career development facilitator for nearly 20 years, she works at Austin Career Connections in Austin, Texas, delivering career transition and development services to individual clients across functional roles and industries. 

 

 

REGISTRATION

Registration Fee:

NCDA Member  Non-Member Group Rate for 6 or more attendees
$35.00 $50.00 $200.00 
1 hour CE Certificate
included
1 hour CE Certificate
included
A sign in/out sheet will be provided for CE verification.
An additional fee of $5 is required for each 
certificate requested. 


Two ways to register online and receive access code: 


Register online now for the October webinar with a credit card or Purchase Order

or

Mail checks to: NCDA, 305 N Beech Circle, Broken Arrow, OK 74012 


Webinar Zoom link will be provided on the day of the event.
 
Registration contact: Natalie Scrimsher, nscrimsher@ncda.org or 918.663.7060 

 



Pre-Recorded Webinars and the CE Option

Webinars that are previously recorded are available for viewing anytime at no cost, at your convenience. The webinars are listed below, first by topic - for detailed information about each webinar, click on the title in the alphabetical list, which links to the recording. All recorded webinars are also posted on the NCDA YouTube channel.

You may also register (for a small fee) to receive 1 CE for viewing a pre-recorded webinar. Click on the blue registration link below to see webinar CE options and fees, discounted for watching more (e.g., for members: 1 CE for 1 webinar is $35, or 5 CEs for 5 webinars only $25 each; for non-members: 1 CE for 1 webinar is $50 or 5 CEs for 5 webinars for $31 each). For registration questions, or group rates for 6 or more viewers, contact NCDA headquarters at 918.663.7060 or nscrimsher@ncda.org.

Register for CEs after viewing Pre-Recorded Webinars

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Webinars: Pre-Recorded - Free to View

Search for a webinar based on topic, then scroll the list of webinars alphabetically to access the link:

SOCIAL JUSTICE

YOUTH

INTERNATIONAL

THEORY TO PRACTICE

DEI + Career Development: How Are We Incorporating Diversity, Equity and Inclusion into Career Services During COVID-19
 
 
Helping Clients Cope with Bias During the Job Search Process
 
 
Serving Diverse Populations: DEI and Career Counseling
 
 
Filling the Career Development Pipeline from a DEI Lens
 
Supporting Career Development through Multiple Lenses of Mental Health and Well-Being: Focus on Disabilities and Differ-Abilities
All Hands on Deck: Preparing Students for the Future
 
Career Development Beyond Job Titles: How K-12 is Using Challenges to Prepare Students for an Exciting Future
 
Partners or Silos? Reimagining Education & Workforce Development
 
Fueling the Next Generation: Career Education and the Elementary Classroom
 
Enhancing Career and College Readiness Self-Efficacy of Children and Adolescents
 
The Human Skills Gap: Empowering Our Youth with the Missing Piece
Working with Third Party Providers to Support Intl Students' Career Development
 
 
Bridging United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with Career
 
 
Holistic Support for the Career Transition of International Students Returning Home in the Coronavirus Era and Beyond
The Threads of Hope-Action Theory and Practice
 
 
Three Perspectives on Theory-Research-Practice Connections
 
 
My Life with a Theory-John L. Holland's Autobiography
 
 
 
 

CRISIS

ETHICS

 

 
Career One Stop--Career Counseling through a Pandemic
 
Preventing and Transforming Career Burnout into Opportunity in the New Era of COVID-19
Ethical Explorations and Dilemmas in Career Development
 
Ethics in the Pandemic: What to Keep in Mind
 
 
 
 
 
 

STRATEGIES AND TECHNIQUES

TECHNOLOGY FOCUSED

GENERAL

 
Partners Working to get the Trajectory Right: CD from Kinder to Workforce
 
Self-Care Tips for Career Development Professionals: Managing Stress and Building Resilience
 
Tried and True or Something New?
 
Innovation in Career Development: Helping Higher Ed Students
Artificial Intelligence: Will AI Replace Career Development Professionals in the Future?
 
What's New on LinkedIn This Year?
 
 
US Department of Labor Open and Free Online Resources for Career Advisors
 
 
The Age of Social Media

Developing Dynamic and Successful Mentor/Mentee Relationships

 
 
The Future of Work with Special Guest Yvonne Thayer
 

 

USE THE ALPHABETICAL LIST BELOW TO VIEW THE DESCRIPTION AND ACCESS THE LINK:

The Age of Social Media: How to Use Instagram for Career Services Centers

Presented by Mary Edwin

All Hands on Deck: Preparing Students for the Future of Work by Building Partnerships with All Stakeholders

Presented by Rebecca Dedmond and Steven Myers

Artificial Intelligence: Will AI Replace Career Development Professionals in the Future?

Presented by Jaana Kettunen, Haishuo Lee, Jeremy Schifeling, & Marie Zimenoff

Bridging United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with Career & Life Planning

Presented by: The NCDA Global Connections Committee

Career Development Beyond Job Titles: How K-12 is Using Challenges to Prepare Students for an Exciting Future

Presented by JP Michel

Career One Stop - Career Counseling through a Pandemic

Presented by Kelly Tanner

DEI + Career Development: How Are We Incorporating Diversity, Equity and Inclusion into Career Services During COVID-19

Presented by: Members of the NCDA Diversity and Inclusion Committee

Developing Dynamic and Successful Mentor/Mentee Relationships

Presented by Courtney Warnsman

Enhancing Career and College Readiness Self-Efficacy of Children and Adolescents

Presented by: Stanley Baker, Amanda Hudson Allen, Robert Martinez, and Regina Gavin Williams

Ethical Explorations and Dilemmas in Career Development

Presented by Azra Karajic Siwiec and Sharon K. Anderson

Ethics in the Pandemic: What to Keep in Mind

Members of the NCDA Ethics Committee

Filling the Career Development Pipeline from a DEI Lens

Presented by Cheryl Love, Ruben Britt, Christian Chan and Lynette Correa-Velez

Fueling the Next Generation: Career Education and the Elementary Classroom

Presented by Madeline Liggett

The Future of Work with Special Guest Dr. Yvonne Thayer

Sharon Given's Presidential Series

Helping Clients Cope with Bias During the Job Search Process

Presented by Lakeisha Mathews

Holistic Support for the Career Transition of International Students Returning Home in the Coronavirus Era and Beyond

Presented by: Members of the International Student Services Committee: Elif Balin, Sonia Liang, Xinrui (Rose) Xu

The Human Skills Gap: Empowering Our Youth with the Missing Piece

Presented by Courtney Reilly and Chris Mackey

Innovation in Career Development: Helping Higher Ed Students Broaden Their Horizons by Looking Beyond Job Titles

Presented by JP Michel

Integrating Career Development in the Early Grades

Presented by Ed Hidalgo

My Life With a Theory- John L. Holland’s Autobiography: The Premier Resource for Researching and Teaching the Holland Theory

Presented by Jack Rayman with David Ford

Partners or Silos? Reimagining Education & Workforce Development

Presented by: Sarah Burns and Peter Callstrom

Partners Working to Get The Trajectory Right: Career Development From Kinder to Workforce

Presented by: Ed Hidalgo, Saki Dodelson, Peter Callstrom, Ian Martin, and David Miyashiro

Preventing and Transforming Career Burnout into Opportunity in the New Era of COVID-19

Presented by Ronda Ansted and Sheri Mahaney

Self-Care Tips for Career Development Professionals: Managing Stress and Building Resilience

Presented by Sharon Givens and Marty Apodaca

Serving Diverse Populations: DEI and Career Counseling

Panel Presentation

Supporting Career Development through Multiple Lenses of Mental Health and Well-Being: Focus on Disabilities and Differ-Abilities

Panel Presentation

The Threads of Hope-Action Theory and Practice

Presented by: Norman Amundson, Andrea Fruhling, Hyung Joon Yoon, and Spencer Niles

Three Perspectives on Theory-Research-Practice Connections

Presented by: Drs. Seth C.W. Hayden, José F. Domene, Hung-Bin Sheu, Dr. Nancy Arthur

Tried and True or Something New?

Facilitator: Courtney Warnsman; Panelists: Monique C. Johnson, Brandi R. Muñoz, Jim Peacock, and Karol Taylor

US Department of Labor Open & Free Online Resources for Career Advisors

Presented by: US Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration

What’s New on LinkedIn?

Presented by Jeremy Schifeling

Working with Third Party Providers to Support International Students’ Career Development

Presented by: Kendra Northington, Kwan Segal, Elif Balin, Nicole Anderson, and Sonia Liang