Maine Career Development Association

Annual Conference Webinars: RSVP By Clicking Here

Click here for the May 2020 Newsletter: https://conta.cc/2yECG5T.

Click this link to replay the April 28 Career Cafe: Helping Clients With Barriers: Replay Link.

“Maine Career Development Association is dedicated to creating professional development opportunities for people in Maine who provide career information and career assistance to others.”

Due to health concerns related to COVID-19, we have cancelled our June 19th Annual Conference. The Conference Workshops, CEUs provided, will be delivered to you through our MCDA 2020 Webinar Series. More Info Here.

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A word about your membership. Annual dues are $20.00. MCDA is dependent upon these dues to maintain the website, the monthly newsletter, and to provide professional development opportunities, e.g., Annual Conference, Fall Workshop, and Career Cafes throughout the year.

COVID19 ACCOMMODATIONS

We recognize that some have been adversely affected financially by COVID19. We also know that many of your employers are not able to support professional development this year. Therefore, we are waiving the annual membership fee this year for those who are unable to pay. Simply check the box on the registration page indicating you are requesting that the fee be waived for the 2020-21 year. There will be no questions asked about why. We simply want you to be able to stay with us (or join for the first time).

It is important that we support each other in the profession. Now it is more important than ever that we provide professional development and just plain old collegial support to one another. If you can afford the fee, that is great, but if not, don’t let that be a barrier to being a part of MCDA.

Thank you all for attending our
2019 MCDA Fall Workshop!

We had such a great turnout at our MCDA Fall Workshop two weeks ago at Southern Maine Community College. Thank you all who attended to make the conference a great learning experience. A special thank you to Dr. Rich Feller, Jim Witten, Ruth Pease, & Joshua Howe for adding important discussion and information to the workshop.