Careers for Queers
Cheryl Hollatz-Wisely, M.Ed.
4:30 - 6 p.m., Wednesday, October 26
GCC-CD, snacks provided!
RSVP by 4 p.m., Tuesday, October 25

In a program co-sponsored by MRC and career services, we are proud to present Cheryl Hollatz-Wisely, M.Ed. in a workshop-style session where we will address how queer identity development, coming-out, and heterosexism can impact one’s career development. Attendees will gain a better understanding of the issues and concerns of GLBTQ college students as well as ideas to inspire and empower their unique career journey.

About the presenter: Cheryl Hollatz-Wisely
Cheryl has been involved in career development and student services work for over 20 years.  She holds a master of education degree of the University of Missouri and had a focus of career counseling and student affairs. Cheryl has worked at private colleges (Webster University, Anderson University, Marylhurst University), community colleges (St. Louis Community College, Clackamas Community College), and most recently at Portland State University. At PSU she became the point person for all things career and diversity and was very involved in the QRC and the Sexual and Gender Equality taskforce.  Cheryl is also a diversity trainer, certified through NCBI.

A transplant from the midwest, Cheryl resides in Portland with her partner where she enjoys gardening, running, and reading fiction.