Career Development Quarterly articles from March 2008

Career Development Quarterly archives from March 2008

Introduction to the special section.(Special Section: A Tribute to David Valentine Tiedeman (1919-2004))(In memoriam)
March 1, 2008... Every generation produces a few leaders in each profession who become giants in their field. Not necessarily recognized as such in their own time, they are frequently celebrated a generation or two later for the contributions that they earlier...

David Valentine Tiedeman curriculum vitae.(Table)
March 1, 2008... Formal Education Harvard University, Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) -- 1949. Educational Measurement. Harvard University, Master of Education (Ed.M.) -- 1948. Educational Measurement. University of Rochester, Master of Arts (A.M.) --...

David V. Tiedeman: engineer of career construction.(In memoriam)
March 1, 2008... When individuals of deep scholarship and intellectual daring lunge ahead of the learned community whom they are addressing, they may not receive the honor that they deserve. Instead, they may blend undistinguished into the scholarly landscape...

A tribute to David Tiedeman.(Personal account)(Report)
March 1, 2008... A special section of The Career Development Quarterly honors the legacy bestowed by David V. Tiedeman on the career development profession. My part will be to highlight the professional benefits that I have experienced from David's mentoring...

Career counseling in a volatile job market: Tiedeman's perspective revisited.
March 1, 2008... Today's economic cycle is an unpredictable one, and job security has become an elusive experience. Many workers do not expect to have the same job or to work for the same organization long term (Hall & Associates, 1996). For example, the U.S....

Essential Tiedeman: anchoring the North Star for human development.(work of Tiedeman, Anna Miller)
March 1, 2008... Tiedeman was a brilliant icon in counseling and psychology. He was and is the North Star to emulate because he could dance with theory, practice, and life. In 1970, invoking the practice side of his decision-making theory, Tiedeman...

Enlisted service members' transition into the civilian world of work: a cognitive information processing approach.(Articles)
March 1, 2008... According to data regarding the U.S. Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, and Navy, the U.S. military's strength, or number of active duty members, is approximately 1.4 million service personnel (Office of Army Demographics, 2004a, 2004b, 2004c,...

Sociopolitical development and vocational expectations among lower socioeconomic status adolescents of color.
March 1, 2008... Vocational expectations represent the job or career that individuals believe they will likely attain in the future (Baly, 1989) and play an important role in organizing adolescents' behavior toward the career development process (Super, 1980),...

Analysis of an online career narrative intervention: "what's my story?".(Effective Techniques)
March 1, 2008... Many of the theories that guide career counseling practice developed at a time when career paths were relatively stable and workers could expect to stay within one career or even with one employer throughout their working lives (Gothard, 1999;...

Employment Day: forty years of transitioning high school seniors into the workforce.
March 1, 2008... School counselors and career counselors have always viewed the transition of high school students into the workforce as a responsibility of high importance (American School Counselor Association [ASCA], 2003; Campbell & Dahir, 1997; Gibson &...

Systemic influences on career development: assisting clients to tell their career stories.(Global Visions)(Usage of My System of Career Influences)
March 1, 2008... In recent years, constructivism has begun to assume a more central role in career theory and career counseling (Amundson, 2003; Peavy, 1997, 2004; Savickas, 2002). Inherent to constructivism is the recognition that individuals are active agents...