Colorado Career Development Association |
The Mission of CCDAThe Colorado Career Development Association (CCDA) is a state affiliate of the National Career Development Association (NCDA). Our organization exists to serve those who have an interest in career and workforce development issues in Colorado. |
SAVE THE DATE ยท 2023 CCDA Spring TrainingFriday, April 14, 2023 Featuring Sessions with Marie Zimenoff | CEO & Founder, Career Thought Leaders Consortium & Resume Writing Academy Dr. David J. Ford | Associate Professor of Professional Counseling & NCDA Board Member More details and registration coming soon! |
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Outstanding Career Development Professionals
2022 Award Recipients
| Rich Feller Award | CCDA Diversity Initiative Award | |
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The annual Rich Feller Award recognizes those who have made valuable contributions to the career development field and have served others as a mentor and colleague. The Rich Feller Award for 2022 was awarded to Andrea Wieland (Front Range Community College).
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The CCDA Diversity Initiative Award recognizes an individual or team that has demonstrated a high degree of cultural responsiveness and inclusive practices within the domain of career-related activities. The Diversity Initiative Award for 2022 was awarded to Kyle Inselman (University of Denver).
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Congratulations and thank you for the wonderful work you do!
Webinars & Digital ContentView past CCDA conference recordings and webinars via the Members Only page. CEUs are also available. You will need to be logged in to access this content. | Updates from NCDA's Government RelationsNCDA's government relations committee releases a monthly advocacy report. Contact Rae Stout to learn more. | Diversity, Equity & InclusionCCDA abhors the horrific and senseless violence that struck Colorado Springs. We stand resolute that violence and hate will not prevail, including hate directed at the LGBTQ+ community. Learn more about resources and how you can help. |
Storytelling: Connecting Culture, Creativity, and Career Development in the ClassroomBy Karoline Jarr and Janae HundermanStudents have stories that matter and want work that matters as well. This article will introduce practitioners to three free and useful tools, grounded in Narrative Career Counseling Theory, for connecting student stories to career development. Practitioners can use these easy strategies to equitably integrate culture, creativity, and career learning in any classroom setting. Complete Article >"This article originally appeared in NCDA's web magazine, Career Convergence, at www.ncda.org. Copyright National Career Development Association, (Oct. 2021). Reprinted with permission." |
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