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Everett Community College is seeking counselors to provide direct counseling services to students. This is an opening pool posting and applicants will be contacted as opportunities arise.
The positions will emphasize short-term counseling regarding issues related to educational success, personal and mental health counseling, academic advising, career development, crisis intervention, and referral to community resources.
There may be opportunities to teach Human Development courses and/or student success workshops. Courses include, but are not limited to, Career and Life Planning; Human Relations in the Workplace; Stress Management; and Living and Working in a Diverse Environment.
AFT Washington is a state federation affiliated with the 1.6 million American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO. We represent about 6,500 members including faculty from the community and technical colleges and pre-K through 12 classified employees. We also jointly represent professors at Eastern, Central, and Western Washington universities and The Evergreen College with the Washington Education Association. The mission of AFT Washington is to voice the ideals of our locals and members for workplace fairness and social justice while strengthening and focusing their collective power to attain those ideals.
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