Tani McBeth's Website

Note the new location of Counseling and Advising:
T-building Office# 133 at 1933 Fort Vancouver Way (across the crosswalk from the new part of Gaiser Hall (PUB)
MS #25
360.992.2804
tmcbeth@clark.edu
Office hours for spring quarter: M-Th 10-5; F 10-4:30
Driving directions to Clark
As many of you are aware, there is major construction occurring in Gaiser Hall. This construction is intended to be completed Spring 2008 and all of the student services offices will be relocating from the T-building back to Gaiser Hall. I will then be located in Gaiser Hall 112 next to Advising and the Career Center.
Office relocations Spring 2007: Gaiser Hall, PSUB, and T-building

I teach in the Human Development Department and provide counseling (career and personal) in the Counseling Center.

Courses I regularly teach
HDEV 100/101 Career Exploration
HDEV 155 Assertiveness (summer only and online)
HDEV 123 Relationships (classroom and online)

Courses I have taught
HDEV 116/117 College Success
HDEV 102 New Student Orientation
HDEV 186 Stress Management
HDEV 105 Self-Esteem
PSYC 211 Human Development

Student Success Sessions
I also regularly provide student success sessions on the topics of time management, test-taking tips, test anxiety, etc. through the Career Center. Other student success sessions are provided on a quarterly basis on the topic of reading successfully, note taking, choosing a major, stress management, job seeking topics, etc.

Career Assessment Interpretations: Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and Strong Interest Inventory (SII)
In addition, I, along with the other counselors, provide career assessment interpretations of the Strong Interest Inventory (interests) and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (personality preferences) that are available for purchase through the bookstore and can be taken through the Career Center at 360.992.2155.

Career Research Resources
Informational interview links in Employment Services
Employment Services
TILT (The Information Literacy Tutorials): AKA how to use the library resources
Job Search Resources

Tom Washington Resume Power and Interview Power
Tom Washington is a nationally-known Career Consultant in Seattle that I know. He is the author of two well-known job search books: Resume Power and Interview Power. Below is the link to the entire text of both of his books. There is a great section in Interview Power of a few stories that will demonstrate the best of what you have to offer so that no matter what questions you're asked in a job interview, you will have these stories at the tip of your mind to tell.