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1 Why do one? l Prove your abilities »document your skills l Open doors l Forces you to think about yourself »Process is as valuable as the product

2 Continuing Professional Education Reflect Do needs assessment Develop learning plan Implement plan Evaluate plan www.cdrnet.org

3 The Career Portfolio “Copyright” statement Work philosophy Career goals Resume Skill areas: work samples Certificates, degrees, awards Professional memberships Transcript Relevant bios References

4 The N401 Portfolio l Include the following: »Work philosophy »Career goals »Resume »Skill areas: work samples »At least one visual »Certificates, degrees, awards »Professional memberships l Arrange this information as you see fit in the portfolio; use About Me, My Career at IU, and My Future Plans categories.

5 So you will develop: Work philosophy: statement of beliefs about yourself, people, and your outlook on dietetics (1 to 4 bullets) Goals: think of 3 to 5 desires about where you want to be in 2 to 5 years Resume Work samples: be sure to annotate these links

6 Helps The Class Skills inventory (next pages) The careers reflection you will do for this class

7 Class Skills Inventory Look at each course you are taking this semester: »Brainstorm a list of at least 6 skills or knowledge sets you learned or are learning from each course »Match each skill with how you can prove you have the skill

8 Class Skills Inventory CourseSkills learned Proof (work samples)

9 Making it electronic: www.sites.google.com About Me My Time at IU My future goals


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