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The North Carolina Career Development Association (NCCDA) is comprised of professionals engaged in the field of career counseling and development. NCCDA is organized and governed in accordance with the by-laws of the National Career Development Association.

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Are you a career counselor, coach, educator, or researcher? Join our vibrant community of career development professionals and students from across the state of North Carolina. NCCDA members enjoy benefits such as discounted registration for professional development events, informal career conversations, and more!

Membership year: July 1 - June 30

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Black lives matter. Over the past few weeks, we have been listening, learning, and acknowledging how much work there is to be done to dismantle systemic racism in the United States. The long history of discrimination and police brutality has taken a heavy toll on our Black community. We see the overwhelming grief, pain, and anger. NCCDA stands with NCDA against racism and for social justice.

Tech tools

NCcareers.org is North Carolina's resource for job and career information. This site is free to use and offers resources and tools at each stage of the career development process. NCcareers.org was spearheaded by the Labor and Economic Analysis Division (LEAD) of the NC Department of Commerce and provides helpful data on occupations in a fun and user friendly format. Learn more about the site through this video and start using it with your students and clients today.

submitted by Catherine Allen

featured article

Intentionality, Equity, Mobility: Necessities to Redress Barriers to Professional Success with Tierney Bates, Ph.d., Director of University Career Services, UNC-Chapel Hill

by Alysia McGlone

Intentionality. Equity. Mobility. These words describe the lens with which Dr. Tierney Bates uses to frame his work within the industry of career development. As an undergrad majoring in Mass Media Communications with a minor in African American History, Dr. Bates did not know 100% what he wanted to do for his overall career objective post-graduation.