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Combining empirical data with practical experience, Landrum and Hettich provide essential advice and tools to help psychology students survive and thrive in the workplace.
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Combining empirical data with practical experience, Landrum and Hettich provide essential advice and tools to help psychology students survive and thrive in the workplace.
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- Verlag: SAGE Publications Inc
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 180mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 530g
- ISBN-13: 9781412999311
- ISBN-10: 1412999316
- Artikelnr.: 36698789
- Verlag: SAGE Publications Inc
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 180mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 530g
- ISBN-13: 9781412999311
- ISBN-10: 1412999316
- Artikelnr.: 36698789
Paul I. Hettich received his PhD in general Experimental Psychology from Loyola University Chicago. Subsequently he was program evaluator for the federally funded Cooperative Education Research Laboratory, Inc. At the Intext Corporation he worked as an applied research scientist managing driver behavior research and training contracts. His experiences in military, non-profit, and corporate settings gave him a "real-world" perspective for a 35-year career at Bara College (later Barat College of DePaul University) where he taught various psychology courses, chaired the department, and served in administration as academic dean, grants writer, and institutional researcher. He completed a post-doctoral summer session in program evaluation at Northwestern University and subsequently directed the evaluation of a three-year federally funded Women in Leadership Learning program at Barat College. He was a member of the Danforth Foundation for Teaching excellence and the first recipient at Barat College of the Sears Roebuck Foundation Award for Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership. He has several professional presentations-nationally and internationally-as well as publications on diverse topics such as study skills, professional development of faculty, teaching methods, program evaluation, cognitive development of college students, and workplace readiness. He is a Fellow in Divisions 1 (General Psychology), 2 (Society for the Teaching of Psychology), and 52 (International Psychology) of the American Psychological Association and a Life Member of the Midwest Psychological Association.
Preface About the Authors About the Contributing Authors Part I. Get Ready for Your Transition to the Workplace 1. Meet the New Workplace Realities (and Your Paperback Mentors) 2. Yes! You Can Succeed in Life With a Bachelor
s Degree 3. Make the Most of Your Opportunities--Now! Part II. Know Thyself--Better! 4. What Is the Secret of Excellent Career Planning? (by Camille Helkowski) 5. Your Journey Through Psychosocial Development Continues Long After Graduation 6. Know the Skills You Need to Succeed (Course Content Is No Longer the Focus) 7. Jump-Start Your Job Search (by John Jameson) Part III. Onboarding to Work 8. Why Are Attitudes, Motivation, and Work Centrality Important? 9. Your First Real Job? It
s Primarily About Communicating 10. Avoid False Expectations: Onboarding and Your First 90 Days Part IV. I Graduated and Got a Job: What
s Next? 11. Your Personal Life Changes After College (by Abby [Wilner] Miller) 12. From Know Thyself to Manage Thyself 13. Prime Yourself for More Transitions 14. What Lies Ahead? Author Index Subject Index
s Degree 3. Make the Most of Your Opportunities--Now! Part II. Know Thyself--Better! 4. What Is the Secret of Excellent Career Planning? (by Camille Helkowski) 5. Your Journey Through Psychosocial Development Continues Long After Graduation 6. Know the Skills You Need to Succeed (Course Content Is No Longer the Focus) 7. Jump-Start Your Job Search (by John Jameson) Part III. Onboarding to Work 8. Why Are Attitudes, Motivation, and Work Centrality Important? 9. Your First Real Job? It
s Primarily About Communicating 10. Avoid False Expectations: Onboarding and Your First 90 Days Part IV. I Graduated and Got a Job: What
s Next? 11. Your Personal Life Changes After College (by Abby [Wilner] Miller) 12. From Know Thyself to Manage Thyself 13. Prime Yourself for More Transitions 14. What Lies Ahead? Author Index Subject Index
Preface About the Authors About the Contributing Authors Part I. Get Ready for Your Transition to the Workplace 1. Meet the New Workplace Realities (and Your Paperback Mentors) 2. Yes! You Can Succeed in Life With a Bachelor
s Degree 3. Make the Most of Your Opportunities--Now! Part II. Know Thyself--Better! 4. What Is the Secret of Excellent Career Planning? (by Camille Helkowski) 5. Your Journey Through Psychosocial Development Continues Long After Graduation 6. Know the Skills You Need to Succeed (Course Content Is No Longer the Focus) 7. Jump-Start Your Job Search (by John Jameson) Part III. Onboarding to Work 8. Why Are Attitudes, Motivation, and Work Centrality Important? 9. Your First Real Job? It
s Primarily About Communicating 10. Avoid False Expectations: Onboarding and Your First 90 Days Part IV. I Graduated and Got a Job: What
s Next? 11. Your Personal Life Changes After College (by Abby [Wilner] Miller) 12. From Know Thyself to Manage Thyself 13. Prime Yourself for More Transitions 14. What Lies Ahead? Author Index Subject Index
s Degree 3. Make the Most of Your Opportunities--Now! Part II. Know Thyself--Better! 4. What Is the Secret of Excellent Career Planning? (by Camille Helkowski) 5. Your Journey Through Psychosocial Development Continues Long After Graduation 6. Know the Skills You Need to Succeed (Course Content Is No Longer the Focus) 7. Jump-Start Your Job Search (by John Jameson) Part III. Onboarding to Work 8. Why Are Attitudes, Motivation, and Work Centrality Important? 9. Your First Real Job? It
s Primarily About Communicating 10. Avoid False Expectations: Onboarding and Your First 90 Days Part IV. I Graduated and Got a Job: What
s Next? 11. Your Personal Life Changes After College (by Abby [Wilner] Miller) 12. From Know Thyself to Manage Thyself 13. Prime Yourself for More Transitions 14. What Lies Ahead? Author Index Subject Index