The Center for Community Career Education is a non-profit, career and educational counseling and training center within the College of Health and Human Services at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Established in 1980, the Center has worked with thousands of individuals in Chattanooga and across the region. The Center staff also assists organizations anticipating change or interested in improving their current procedures. Certified to interpret the Myers Briggs Type Indicator by Consulting Psychologist Press. Trish Craft, Project Director Responsible for directing the operation of the Southern Appalachian Educational Opportunity Center, the goal of which is to enroll eligible participants in higher education.
Experience includes fifteen years in career planning and counseling with groups and individuals.
Experienced trainer and facilitator. Certified to interpret the Myers Briggs Type Indicator and Strong Interest Inventory by Consulting Psychologist Press. Conducts team building workshops for non-profit organizations and private organizations. Certified as a consultant in the area of nontraditional employment for women. Experience in private sector in the areas of employee selection, training and job analysis.