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MACP 569 - Lifestyle & Career Development

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This course will examine a person’s career trajectory and dynamics within the context of the person’s individual circumstances (e.g., ability, culture, ethnicity, etc.). Students will learn to assess career interests, aptitudes, and options. These will be explored as individual and collective sources of work information. Understanding how these are embedded within the larger societal context will allow students to help clients with career decisions and transitions in the broader perspective of total personal development.


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