Join us for a new webinar series designed specifically for job seekers who are blind, DeafBlind, blind with other disabilities, or disabilities of any kind.
May Webinar: Learning Your Strengths
Discover invaluable tools and resources tailored to enhance your job search or transition. Gain insights into identifying your unique strengths, building confidence, and acquiring the knowledge needed to pursue your desired career path. Learn effective strategies for conducting informational interviews and targeting roles that align with your skills, passions, and commitments.
About the Speakers
Led by esteemed University of Washington Certified Dependable Strengths trainers, Cheryl Cumings, M.A., and the Director at the Career Engagement Office at Seattle University Carol Lwali, M.B.A./M.A., this webinar promises to be an enlightening journey toward professional growth.
Cheryl Cumings, Workforce Development Manager at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., brings a wealth of experience in community outreach, healthcare policy, and blindness services to her role. As a former Peace Corps Volunteer and founder of a nonprofit serving blind students, Cheryl is dedicated to facilitating career exploration and growth for individuals with disabilities.
Carol Lwali is a dynamic leader committed to the holistic professional development of students. With a background in marketing, graduate student recruitment, and diversity initiatives, Carol’s expertise enriches her role in guiding individuals towards fulfilling career paths. As the founder of Mosaic, a diversity and inclusion circle in Seattle, Carol champions an inclusive approach to career development.
Register
Don’t miss this opportunity to embark on a journey towards realizing your full potential in the workforce. Join us and take the first step towards achieving your career goals. Register Now >>
ASL Interpreters will be available.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. Please reach out to Workforcedevelopment@lhblind.org if you have any questions or need assistance registering for this event.