Career Developments Magazine
Career Developments, the NCDA quarterly magazine for members-only, is a themed publication offering articles that balance a broad vision with practical applications. Each issue offers a focused article on a select theme, a feature article on a prominent NCDA event, and specific content for departments that match the work settings of members.
In response to requests for “going green,” the print magazine is now available to all NCDA Members in a digital format. We understand that many members enjoy holding the printed magazine in their hands after receiving it their mailbox. The print format is still available as a membership option. Those in the United States may opt to receive the print version, at no additional charge. Those from outside of the US may elect to receive a print copy for $15 annually. Please make your selection for print during your membership renewal process by using the membership form or accessing your profile under Members Only. Questions about this change may be directed to dpenn@ncda.org. We hope you enjoy the new digital option as part of your membership benefits!
"Career Development Needs of Diverse Populations"
Fall 2022
Table of Contents
Focus
Preparation for Meeting the Career Needs of Diverse Populations
By Kathy Evans
Feature
The NCDA 2021-2022
By Alicia Cheek
Departments
School Counselors
Recruiting and Retaining Black Male School Counselors in Public Schools: Why It Matters!
By Torrenzo Moore
Higher Education Highlights
Helping International Students Succeed: Strategies for Career Services Professionals
By Yuliia Sobko
Columns
From the President:
Delivering Culturally Competent Career Services
By Sharon Givens
From the Executive Director:
Career Development Needs of Diverse Populations
By Deneen Pennington
Thought Leader Insights:
A Conversation with Cheryl Love and Kyle Inselman
By Jenn Long Leard
Ethics in a Nutshell:
Career Development Needs of Eastern Indian Students and Working Professionals
By Manpreet Kaur and Keith Okrosy
On the Web
By Melanie Reinersman
The Marketplace
Diversity in the United States Labor Force
By Charles Lehman
