Jacques Limoges

Jacques Limoges is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Education, Université de Sherbrooke, specializing in career counseling and professional maintenance. His work focuses on career lifecycle stages, socioprofessional integration, and psychosocial support systems.

• Education: D.Éd. in Counseling (Boston University), M.Éd. in School and Career Counseling (Université de Sherbrooke), B.A. in Psychology (Marist College), and a specialized bachelor's in Educational and Career Information with a minor in pedagogy (Université du Québec à Montréal).

His research explores professional maintenance across career stages, career transitions, and group intervention strategies. Current projects include a collaborative treatise on sociopsychological group potential and theoretical frameworks for psychosocial maintenance.

Recent publications analyze career lifecycle dynamics, retirement planning, and paradoxical approaches in counseling. His work bridges formal and latent career concepts, emphasizing workplace integration and workforce sustainability.

• Scientific Awards:
  • 2010 ECLO Pioneers Prize
  • 2007 Université de Sherbrooke Ambassador
  • 2006 Emeritus Member, OCCOPPQ
  • 2005 ACC Award for Counseling Materials
  • 2003 Stu-Conger Prize for Career Leadership

Limoges has developed programs like OPTRA (Job Entry Core Program) and Mi-Tien (Career Maintenance Guide), with collaborations on psychosocial support systems and career diagnostics.