Would you be interested in meeting our new faculty members and providing some information about your office or program during a “Meet and Greet” session showcasing university services during our New Faculty Orientation? The event is scheduled for Tuesday, August 19th from 9:30 am – 10:15 am in the Faculty Development Center, which is just inside the north doors of […]
Diane Wolter, Career Development Center, presented “Emerging Adults and Identity Development” at the national ACPA conference in Indianapolis, IN. The presentation was eligible for APA continuing education credits.
Dr. Diane Wolter has been elected to the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) Commission for Career Services Directorate. The ACPA Career Services Commission examines and addresses the changing and diverse role of career development in higher education within a student development framework. Dr. Wolter is an alumna of the MSUM Counseling & Student Affairs program.
Diane Wolter, Career Development Center, was selected to give two presentations at the recent Minnesota College Personnel Association annual meeting in Rochester, Minn. “Emerging Adults Theory and Identity Development” compared several college student identity development theories, and “What Brings Students to College?” examined students’ college choice process.
Diane Wolter, Career Development Center, presented “Emerging Adults Theory and Identity Development” at the NACADA national conference in Salt Lake City. The presentation compared prevailing student development theories with the more recently introduced Emerging Adults model, and examined how student affairs professionals use college student theory in guiding identity development.