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Course Embedded Workforce Preparation Through An Intra-Organizational Job Shadow Program


Abstract: A realistic job preview can save students time and money by decreasing time wasted in courses toward fields they may not enjoy. First-generation students can significantly benefit from career or job previews. Occupational understanding and relationship management are important goals in equitable workforce development practices. Often these experiences are only available where one has a network to curate such an opportunity. This presentation brings together different stakeholders in a conversation about the implementation and assessment of the job shadow program within a course setting. In this community of management educators, this panel will ask participants to share their best practices.


Keywords: Occupational understanding, job shadow program, workforce curriculum

Topic: DEI   |   Format: Symposium / Panel Discussion


Krystal Rawls, California State University, Dominguez Hills (kmrawls@csudh.edu)
United States

Thomas Norman, California State University, Dominguez Hills (tnorman@csudh.edu)
United States

Craig Seal, Caifornia State University, San Bernardino (cseal@csusb.edu)
United States

Joan Torne, Califoria State University Chancellor's Office (jtorne@calstate.edu)
United States

Megan Lewis, California State University, Dominguez Hills (mlewis110@toromail.csudh.edu)
United States

 


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