Implications of Holland’s Theory in College Career Counseling: A Socio-Cultural Perspective Yas Djadali Career Counselor University of California, Irvine.

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Implications of Holland’s Theory in College Career Counseling: A Socio-Cultural Perspective Yas Djadali Career Counselor University of California, Irvine

Why Students Enter Incongruent Academic Environments External Conflict… An outside barrier impacting career decision- making Includes Socio-Cultural Factors Environmental factors; i.e., Cultural, Societal, and Family E.g., Student who is Artistic Holland type steered by parents towards Physical Sciences major

Socio-Cultural Factors Influencing Today’s Student Population Today’s world of work requires students to… Move past occupational stereotypes Eliminate career myths (e..g, Major equals Career) Diversify skill set (i.e., technical) Be aware of generational gaps within family Common characteristics of 1 st generation college students Absence of role models in higher education Glorification of college degree Family expectations and obligations

Socio-Cultural Factors Influencing Today’s Student Population cont’d… Impact of cultural values Students from collectivistic vs. individualistic cultures (i.e., group vs. individual decision- making) Conflicting values and definitions of “success” (i.e., Some cultures placing greater value on security, high income, and prestige)

Implications for Career Counseling Students seeking to change from incongruent to congruent academic environment Self-Evaluation (I.e., Values Assessment) Tailored Career Research Developed Action Plan Case Sample: Asian American Female Sophomore at UC Irvine Artistic Holland Type; Major: Physical Sciences Presenting Career Counseling Issue: Low grades and motivation. External pressure from parents.

Additional Implications for Career Counseling Students choosing to remain in incongruent academic environment Help identify transferable skills obtained from incongruent academic environment Encourage internship experience in congruent work environment Develop Action Plan Students needing additional information about today’s world-of-work Educate (Career Development Process, Career Myths) Provide career exploration resources Encourage internship experience