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This document outlines an agenda for a career services workshop on decision making. The workshop covers topics like past decisions, future decisions, values identification, and a model for decision making called "DECIDES". Participants will do an activity to identify accomplishments, passions and extract personal values. They will then use a values grid to see how options align with their values to help guide decisions. The workshop provides resources and encourages participants to clarify their values and use them to thoughtfully evaluate alternatives and make decisions.
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- 1. Teaching Decision Making Workshop Career Services Seattle University
- 2. Agenda Career Development Decisions: ones you’ve made and will make, and how we make decisions Values: what they are, where they come from, and what are mine? Activity: using values to help us make decisions Closing: questions and resources
- 4. What decisions have you made? Seattle University Humanities in Teaching
- 5. What decisions remain? Grade level and subject to teach Double major or adding a minor Study abroad? Post-graduation Fullbright scholar program Jesuit Volunteer Corp Teach for America Masters in Teaching ACE or PACE teaching certification program Graduate School Peace Corps
- 6. DECIDES D efine the problem; recognize the decision E stablish the action plan; refine the decision C larify the values; examining self I dentify alternatives; generating alternatives D iscover probable outcomes; gathering information E liminate alternatives; assessing information S tart action; planning and executing
- 7. Values What are they and where do they come from? Professional Personal
- 8. What is a Value? I am proud of this value It is mine (not just someone else’s) I make decisions based on this value My actions are guided by this value I hold on to this value, even if it is unpopular It is a pattern in my life
- 9. Activity Step 1: 3 accomplishments and 2 passions Step 2: Group processing and values extraction Step 3: Values Grid Step 4: Get Specific
- 10. Using Values to Help Guide your Decisions D efine the problem; recognize the decision E stablish the action plan; refine the decision C larify the values; examining self I dentify alternatives; generating alternatives D iscover probable outcomes; gathering information E liminate alternatives; assessing information S tart action; planning and executing Are my values present in this option? Are my values aligned with this decision?
- 11. Moving Forward: Resources and Next Steps Career Services Nancy Bush, BAHT Program Coordinator BAHT Website Faculty Student Panel – end of spring quarter
- 12. “It's not hard to make decisions when you know what your values are” ~Roy Disney