The following papers and speakers notes were produced for the February 2008 career research symposium, which was co-hosted in Auckland with AUT.
Papers are listed by author's name (Index of Paper):
- Robyn Bailey and Michael Richardson The LGBT Bottleneck: What impact does a focus on sexual identity have on vocational identity and career development?
- Heather Carpenter The PAIL Model - Using a research model for everyday practice
- Suzette Dyer and Debra Jones Young women law and management students’ perceptions of the gains made and continued barriers to their future career status
- Gill England, Astrid van Holten and Julie Urbahn Career Services - Better Tertiary and Trade Training Decision Making project (Telephone Guidance Pilot)
- Maria Humphries and Patty McNicholas Career research as career development and transformational praxis. Maori women and careers in accounting: Service to empire or the seeds of subalternity?
- Kerr Inkson The New International Careers: Implications for Career Practitioners?
- Glenys Ker Forced Retirement of NZ Elite Athletes
- Marjolein Lips-Wiersma Organizational career development is not dead: A case study on managing the new career during organizational change
- Tess Livingstone Parents as consumers of school career services: a survey of parent preferences
- Robert Manthei Keynote - Encouraging career counsellors to become active researchers and users of research
- Robert Manthei Powerpoint - Encouraging career counsellors to become active researchers and users of research
- John McCarthy Powerpoint - Public policy research in career guidance: An international overview
- Arron Perriam Early intervention voc rehab for people with serious spinal injury
- Edwina Pio Ethnic imprint? Career conversations with Indian women in New Zealand
- Jennifer Ross The career as coincidence: an examination of the role of opportunity, chance and unplanned events on the careers of five mid life career women in Northland