Rate My Professor Jackie Peila-Shuster

Peila-Shuster's research specializations encompass career development across the lifespan, gender issues in career development, career counselor education, life design, strengths-based approaches to career and life planning, and integrating theoretical frameworks for career counseling. Her scholarly contributions include key publications such as 'Deconstructing discourse to reconstruct career possibilities for gifted learners' (2024), 'A Test of the Career Construction Theory Model of Adaptation with Turkish Final Year Undergraduate Students' (2022), 'Turning the Page: A Career Construction Counseling Group Design for Mid-to-Late Career Unemployed Adults' (2021), 'Career Construction Counselling with Women Through a Feminist Lens' (2019), 'Supporting student transitions: Integrating life design, career construction, happenstance, and hope' (2016), and 'Fostering hope and career adaptability in children's career development' (2017). Additional works feature chapters like 'Women’s Career Construction: Promoting Employability Through Career Adaptability and Resilience' (2017) and 'Career Development Plans: Foundations, Perspectives, and Applications' (2018). As a faculty member of the Career Construction Network, her work influences career counseling practices, counselor training, and student support in areas such as multicultural competence and transitions for students with disabilities.