Keynote Presentation - Kevin B. Stoltz, Ph.D.
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The 21st Century Workplace: Adaptive Strategies for Career ManagementKevin B. Stoltz, Ph.D. is an assistant professor in the Department of Individual, Family, and Community Education at the University of New Mexico. He is a National Certified Counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor. His research interests include, career development and counseling, career assessment with early recollections, career transition, and the integration of career and mental health counseling. Kevin has published in national and international journals regarding, career techniques used in counselor supervision, career transition, applications of motivational interviewing in career counseling, and Adlerian constructs used in career counseling. He served as Chair of the Mentoring Committee and Research Committee for National Career Development Association. He has provided invited editorial service to the Journal of Vocational Behavior, Clinical Supervisor, and British Journal of Guidance and Counseling. Additionally, he serves on the editorial boards of the Career Development Quarterly, Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development, Journal of Individual Psychology, and the Global Journal of Psychology.
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Conference Agenda
8:30 am - 9:00 am Registration (Coffee, Juice, Pastries)
9:00 am - 10:00 am Keynote
10:15 am – 11: 15 am Concurrent sessions #1
11:30 am – 12:30 noon Concurrent session #2
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch on site
1:45 pm - 2:45 pm Concurrent sessions #3
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Concurrent sessions #4
4:00 pm Certificates issued for CE Hours
9:00 am - 10:00 am Keynote
10:15 am – 11: 15 am Concurrent sessions #1
11:30 am – 12:30 noon Concurrent session #2
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch on site
1:45 pm - 2:45 pm Concurrent sessions #3
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Concurrent sessions #4
4:00 pm Certificates issued for CE Hours
Conference Sessions
Changing Career Narratives: Utilizing the Career Construction Interview and Narrative Techniques with Clients
Counselors will learn how to utilize the Career Construction Interview to assist clients with career and life concerns. Career is an ever evolving field. The techniques
discussed during this session are current, relevant, and move beyond basic career counseling in order to meet the fluctuating career needs of clients.
Presenters: Marty Apodaca, Career Development Facilitator 2, University of New Mexico Career Services; Kevin Stoltz, Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico,
Department of Individual, Family, and Community Education, Counselor Education Program
Help Your Students and Clients Understand and Successfully Navigate the Rapidly Changing Workplace
Invaluable information for the present and projected New Mexico and Albuquerque job needs, what employers are looking for, and how your students and clients need to
adapt to the new “gig economy” and “protean careers.”
Presenters: Charles Lehman, Director, Employment & Economic Information Center of New Mexico; Robert Grassberger, Lead Consultant, R. Grassberger Economic
Consultancy
Dog is my CoPilot: How to Navigate from the Passenger Seat When Career Counseling or Coaching
When you drive in unfamiliar territory, it helps to have a GPS system – providing navigation with reaching a destination. Before embarking on any journey, career
counselors and coaches help their clients understand that while they may not be able to become anything they want to be, the can certainly be a lot more of who they already
are. The focus of this presentation is to provide the career client the unique perspective a counselor or coach can bring using a strengths based approach.
Presenter: Kim Gieck, Achievement Coach, Central New Mexico Community College
Career Development K-12
This presentation will include ideas and practices emphasizing developmental aspects pertinent to career development in K-12 schools. Career development interventions are
often relegated to high school. However, career development theories and models extoll the efficacy of attending to career development across the K-12 curriculum.
Presenter: Kevin Stoltz, Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico, Department of Individual, Family, and Community Education, Counselor Education Program
Career Coaching Using Two Coaching Strategies
This workshop will cover the use of two coaching strategies – the “Wheel of Life and “Coaching on the Line” to assist clients with making career choices. Attendees will
learn how to utilize both of these tools as well as their application to assist a client with a career choice. These tools have multiple uses with high school students and adults in
any setting. Using them creates an interactive approach that allows clients to become actively involved in the decision process and to move past blocks they may have to
making decisions. They facilitate the client to evaluate various career options as well as visualize what it would be like to move forward with a decision.
Presenter: Sharon Ipes, Achievement Coach, Central New Mexico Community College
Strategic Networking Tips and Techniques to Improve your Job-Hunting Results
This workshop will help you develop strategic networking plans to enhance your client’s job-hunting results including compiling a list of target employers, professional
associations, and meetings to attend that tie to their career goals, as well as proven tips for “working the room” to connect to key decision makers and influencers.
Presenter: Stacy A. Sacco, Lecturer I, Entrepreneurial Studies; Director, University of New Mexico Small Business Institute; President/CEO Sacco Connection LLC
The Last and Only Three On-Line Sources you Need to Assist your Clients in Career Development
Using on-line assessment tools and career/employment internet sites can be frustrating and difficult, and can sometimes hinder more than help. Come learn how to navigate
three key career sites – (1) the Occupational Outlook Handbook, (2) O NET, and (3) the New Mexico Workforce Solutions – and learn how these sites can provide your
clients/students with the essential information needed for career, academic, and employment development.
Presenter: Charles Lehman, Director, Employment & Economic Information Center of New Mexico
Counselors will learn how to utilize the Career Construction Interview to assist clients with career and life concerns. Career is an ever evolving field. The techniques
discussed during this session are current, relevant, and move beyond basic career counseling in order to meet the fluctuating career needs of clients.
Presenters: Marty Apodaca, Career Development Facilitator 2, University of New Mexico Career Services; Kevin Stoltz, Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico,
Department of Individual, Family, and Community Education, Counselor Education Program
Help Your Students and Clients Understand and Successfully Navigate the Rapidly Changing Workplace
Invaluable information for the present and projected New Mexico and Albuquerque job needs, what employers are looking for, and how your students and clients need to
adapt to the new “gig economy” and “protean careers.”
Presenters: Charles Lehman, Director, Employment & Economic Information Center of New Mexico; Robert Grassberger, Lead Consultant, R. Grassberger Economic
Consultancy
Dog is my CoPilot: How to Navigate from the Passenger Seat When Career Counseling or Coaching
When you drive in unfamiliar territory, it helps to have a GPS system – providing navigation with reaching a destination. Before embarking on any journey, career
counselors and coaches help their clients understand that while they may not be able to become anything they want to be, the can certainly be a lot more of who they already
are. The focus of this presentation is to provide the career client the unique perspective a counselor or coach can bring using a strengths based approach.
Presenter: Kim Gieck, Achievement Coach, Central New Mexico Community College
Career Development K-12
This presentation will include ideas and practices emphasizing developmental aspects pertinent to career development in K-12 schools. Career development interventions are
often relegated to high school. However, career development theories and models extoll the efficacy of attending to career development across the K-12 curriculum.
Presenter: Kevin Stoltz, Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico, Department of Individual, Family, and Community Education, Counselor Education Program
Career Coaching Using Two Coaching Strategies
This workshop will cover the use of two coaching strategies – the “Wheel of Life and “Coaching on the Line” to assist clients with making career choices. Attendees will
learn how to utilize both of these tools as well as their application to assist a client with a career choice. These tools have multiple uses with high school students and adults in
any setting. Using them creates an interactive approach that allows clients to become actively involved in the decision process and to move past blocks they may have to
making decisions. They facilitate the client to evaluate various career options as well as visualize what it would be like to move forward with a decision.
Presenter: Sharon Ipes, Achievement Coach, Central New Mexico Community College
Strategic Networking Tips and Techniques to Improve your Job-Hunting Results
This workshop will help you develop strategic networking plans to enhance your client’s job-hunting results including compiling a list of target employers, professional
associations, and meetings to attend that tie to their career goals, as well as proven tips for “working the room” to connect to key decision makers and influencers.
Presenter: Stacy A. Sacco, Lecturer I, Entrepreneurial Studies; Director, University of New Mexico Small Business Institute; President/CEO Sacco Connection LLC
The Last and Only Three On-Line Sources you Need to Assist your Clients in Career Development
Using on-line assessment tools and career/employment internet sites can be frustrating and difficult, and can sometimes hinder more than help. Come learn how to navigate
three key career sites – (1) the Occupational Outlook Handbook, (2) O NET, and (3) the New Mexico Workforce Solutions – and learn how these sites can provide your
clients/students with the essential information needed for career, academic, and employment development.
Presenter: Charles Lehman, Director, Employment & Economic Information Center of New Mexico