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Judy Ettinger is a Teaching Professor and FCD Instructor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Education. She has worked at the institution since 1980, specializing in career development and career counseling. Her roles include designing and delivering professional development programs for career service professionals, including educators, workforce development staff, and corrections personnel. She also serves as Program Manager and Instructor for the Facilitating Career Development program, a collaboration between the National Career Development Association and the Center for Credentialing and Education.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Counseling, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1980)
- M.S. in Counseling, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1976)
- B.A. in Sociology, Case Western Reserve University (1970)
Research & Professional Focus: Ettinger’s work emphasizes career development strategies for diverse populations, including K-12 students, individuals with disabilities, and offenders. She has developed workshops addressing topics such as virtual career counseling, career decision-making for underserved groups, and integrating technology in career education. Her training programs have been implemented in correctional facilities, job centers, and community-based organizations nationwide.
Grants & Projects: As a Project Manager, she has secured and managed federal and state grants to enhance career services. Notable initiatives include technical assistance workshops for improving career development services for people with disabilities and training programs for offender employment professionals. She also coordinates annual alumni meetings and summer institutes for program graduates.
Labs/Teams: Her work is central to the Facilitating Career Development program, which provides certification and continuing education for career service providers. She collaborates with organizations like the National Institute of Corrections and the Department of Workforce Development to design inclusive career development frameworks.
