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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

2014, Week 5, Winter Q

Summer Internship Opportunity

Position: Summer Welcome Week Intern at Loyola University Chicago

This is a part time position from May 1st - August 31st. 

Some of the responsibilities of this position would include the planning, execution,  and evaluation of Loyola University Chicago's Welcome Week program alongside the professional staff members of the Department of Student Activities and Greek Affairs (SAGA)

Click here for the full position details. 

For addition questions and to apply send a resume and cover letter to Joshua Metayer at jmetayer@luc.edu. They are hoping have an intern selected by the end of February! 


Careers on Purpose: Taking Control of your Success 

WhenSunday, February 9th 
Time5-7pm
Where: Lincoln Park Student Center, Room 324
Guest Speaker: Rena McDaniel, Director of Outreach and Operations, IntraSpectrum Counseling


You have the counseling skills. You are smart, capable, and ready to go. Now what? How do you get the job after you graduate? How do you set yourself up for success while in school?

Learn how to break past your internal barriers, build the foundation for success while you are in school, and gain concrete networking skills in an interactive environment. Begin a journey through the skills and attitudes that your program might not have taught you and walk away empowered to create your own path.




College of Education Winter Forum 
School Funding Reform: Closing the "Opportunity Gap"

When: Tuesday, February 11th
Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
Where: DePaul Student Center, Room 314


Ralph Martire, the Director of the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability, a well-known and respected state and national policy expert will present a critical analysis of the state of public school funding in Chicago and Illinois.  


In an era of  budget cuts, teacher layoffs, the erosion of programs and services for children, and increasing inequity in resources, the forum will offer students a deeper understanding of the challenges and possibilities of providing a well-resourced quality education for all children.

A recent report:  Is School Funding Fair?  can be found at:  


For more information about this event click here to view the flyer



Career Week 2014: February 9-15

DePaul’s Career Week offers a series of networking events, workshops and career-building opportunities for professional development needs. Topics covered include:

  • Changing careers
  • Expanding your professional network
  • Gaining a competitive edge in your job search
  • Resume reviews, LinkedIn critiques and practice interviews
  • Social media and your job search
  • And much more!
Some highlights include:

 Spirituality and Your Job Search
DePaul Center, 1 E Jackson Blvd, 11th floor, Room 11013, Loop Campus - 2/12/2014 - 9:45 am

Relaxation Session: De-stress to Refresh in Your Job Search
Performance Area, Concourse (Basement) of DePaul Center 1 E Jackson Blvd - 2/12/2014 - 3:45 pm

Yoga & Meditation for the Mind
1st Floor Chapel, Lewis Building, 25 E Jackson Blvd - 2/13/2014 - 4:30 pm

Networking through Volunteering: Day of Service at Marillac
Marillac Social Center, 212 S Francisco Ave, Chicago, IL 60612 - 2/15/2014 - 9:00 am


Career Week events are open to current DePaul adult and graduate students, including CPE students, and alumni. Events take place at the Loop and Lincoln Park campuses, as well as via webinar and teleconference. For more information visit the Career Week website. Register today, while space is still available!

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

2014, Week 4, Winter Q

Graduate Assistantships


The College of Education application for graduate assistant positions opens February 1st.
More information here!


Job Opportunity: GED Instructor

Seeking instructor to be responsible for the delivery of GED curriculum, tutoring, and academic activities to SER Intensive participants (youth 16-21 years of age). This position is full time with benefits. It is not a traditional teaching position as it is for GED and a teaching certificate is not required.


Contact the following with questions:
Kelli Fernandez
Center Manager
Cicero Workforce Center
SERCO, Inc.
2138 S. 61st Court, 3rd Fl,Cicero, IL 60804
Office: 708-222-3100 Ex. 1313
Email: KFernandez@il.sercohq.com

Ozanam Scholarship Program


The Office of Mission and Values is currently searching for qualified scholarship applicants for the 2014-2015 academic year. The Ozanam Scholarship provides graduate school tuition for students who have been actively involved in advancing the Vincentian mission as a former Vincentian Volunteer or similar role. Additional requirements of the scholarship are:
Possess and maintain a cumulative and a quarterly GPA of at least 3.0 while at DePaul University 
Volunteer a minimum of 8-10 hours per week at a designated service site
Approx. 240-300 hours per academic year 
Participate in reflection sessions with other scholarship recipients 
Serve as representative of the Office of Mission and Values 

Click the links below for application materials:
Ozanam Scholarship Description 
Ozanam Scholarship Application Process Information 
Ozanam Scholarship Reference Form (to be completed by the applicant and two references) 

Deadline is Friday, March 7, 2015. All applicants will be notified on the status of their application on Friday, March 21, 2014. 

Applicants may send documents or direct questions to the following:
Jennah Dunham
DePaul University, Office of Mission and Values
55 East Jackson Blvd. Suite 850, Chicago, IL 60604
Fax: 312.362.6606
E-mail: jdunham@depaul.edu

Book Signing: 101 Solutions for School Counselors

Women and Children First Bookstore
5233 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640
Thursday, February 6th
7:30pm

CHISCA proudly presents:

A book signing with Drs. Melissa Ockerman and Erin Mason for their recent publication, 101 Solutions for School Counselors and Leaders in Challenging Times. Using real stories and research-based solutions, these respected authors answer today's toughest counseling issues and show how to make the most of your school counseling program.

No RSVP required and refreshments will be provided.

Click for more info!



Careers on Purpose: Taking Control of your Success 

When: Sunday, February 9th 
Time: 5-7pm
Where: Lincoln Park Student Center, Room 324
Guest Speaker: Rena McDaniel, Director of Outreach and Operations, IntraSpectrum Counseling


You have the counseling skills. You are smart, capable, and ready to go. Now what? How do you get the job after you graduate? How do you set yourself up for success while in school?

Learn how to break past your internal barriers, build the foundation for success while you are in school, and gain concrete networking skills in an interactive environment. Begin a journey through the skills and attitudes that your program might not have taught you and walk away empowered to create your own path.

Advocacy Day

Join us for a day on the hill!
Wedsnesday, February 26th
11am-5pm

For the fifth consective year, the DePaul Counseling program will make its trip to the state Capitol in Springfield, IL. In collaboration with several Illinios state associations, participants will join other counseling professionals to lobby for important bills that impact the profession and clients. Training materials and further instructions will be provided by Dr. Mason one week before the event, and additional training and a compliementary lunch will be provided upon arrival in Springfield. While this trip targets counseling professionals and students, anyone interested in mental health and education legislation is invited to attend. 
This event is FREE to participants.
Click for more info!

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

2013, Week 7, Autumn Q



The DuPage Regional Office of Education in partnership with Naperville School District 203 cordially invites you to attend a community event
Equity AND Excellence:
It takes the entire village to ensure all students are provided 21st century skills
Presenter: Edwin Lou Javius, EdD*
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Madison Junior High School
1000 River Oak Dr, Naperville
Enter Door #1, front parking lot
EVENT OUTCOMES:
Examine key components of cultivating an Equity Driven system to close the opportunity gap in schools
Key strategies to effectively empower families and communities to partners with schools
Understand the power of culture and race and its impact on adults and student learning


Presenter: Edwin Lou Javius, EdD*
Advocating for students
and school equity
Dr.Javius has established a reputation of inspiring educators to incorporate Educational Equity in enhancing school transformation. The work of Dr. Javius has prompted educators to change the dialogue from achievement gap to closing the “Opportunity Gap.”
Dr. Javius has authored several articles on the topics of closing the achievement gap, race, and Culturally Conscious leadership.
A graduate of University of California, Berkeley, Dr. Javius holds a masters in Urban Leadership from Fresno Pacific University and a Doctorate in Urban School Leadership from the University of Southern California.

 Licensure Workshop

This Thursday, October 24th, DSCO will be hosting a Licensure Workshop. Dr. Tovar Murray will be facilitating the workshop. Please bring any questions or concerns regarding the licensure process (LPC, LCPC). The workshop will be held in the Lincoln Park Student Center, Room 324 at 3:30pm.



Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Group
begins November 14, 2013
Join Dr. Kate Balestrieri and Ms. Rose Metivier, LCPC, NCC, for this 10-session DBT Skills group to learn skills that can help you:
  •  Recognize and repair unhealthy patterns in relationships.
  • Learn to manage intense or overwhelming feelings effectively.
  • Increase relaxation and focus on the present moment.
  • Reduce impulsive thinking and behaviors.
 

Monday, October 7, 2013

DSCO Promoting Self Care Event


 
 
 
As graduate students, we have so many things going on in our daily lives and we often forget the importance of self-care. Please join DSCO in learning a unique way of practicing self-care. As a group we will be learning ways and techniques to de-stress through meditation.

 
When: Tuesday, October 8th

Where: Lincoln Park Student Center, Room 314B

Time: 4-5:30pm

 
We look forward to seeing you there!

Monday, September 30, 2013

DSCO Kickoff Event

DSCO Kickoff Event!

DSCO's first event will be held Today, September 30th! Come out to meet and network with other graduate students in the counseling program.  Pizza and refreshments will be provided! 


When? Today, September 30th
Where? Lincoln Park - Levan Room 301
When? After class, 8:45pm

Any questions or concerns please email dsco.depaul@gmail.com

Thursday, June 6, 2013

2013 Week 10 SP Q


Spring Quarter, Week 10, June 3-7 

  • Augustana College in Rock Island, IL has an available graduate intern position. Details can be found here
  • North Park University is looking to hire a part-time Student Enrichment Services Counselor. Details and application info can be found here
  • East Aurora High School, District 131, is looking for 2 Professional School Counselors for the upcoming 2013-2014 academic year. Bilingual candidates are required.
    If you or anyone you know would be interested, please view the Kane County Consortium to apply.

    • The Just in Time Job & Internship Fair is coming up on June 18, 2013!
      • Lawrence Hall Youth Services will be there recruiting for Child Welfare Specialist- Foster Care, Family Therapist, Music Therapist, Job Coach, and Residential Treatment Specialist 

     
      • Check out Steve & Kate's Camp for fun summer employment! Click here for more details

      •   Are you interested in becoming part of the DSCO team? Now is your chance!

       

      There are four vacancies on DePaul University’s Student Counseling Organization Board for the 2013-2014 academic school year. These positions are: Treasurer, School Counseling Track Representative, Community Track Representative and College Student Development Track Representative. Please click below for descriptions and details.
      If you are interested in applying for any of these positions, please send a cover letter and your resume to dsco.depaul@gmail.com
       





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