Jon Woodend

Jon Woodend
Position
Assistant Professor
Contact
Office: MacLaurin A462
Credentials

BSc, MSc, PhD (Calgary)

Area of expertise

Counselling Psychology

  • Career Development

  • International Transitions

  • Newcomers' adjustment and wellbeing

  • Counsellor training and skill development 

  • Counselling (individual/group)

  • Qualitative research methods

For his research program, Jon works with newcomers including immigrant workers, and international students and their accompanying partners to support policy, programming, and practice for successful international career transitions.

Below are selected works from Jon's research program and a comprehensive list can be found on his Google Scholar page.
 
Journal Articles
 
Syeda, M. M., Woodend, J., Liu, J., & Roy, S. (2020). Ready to leave the nest? Education graduate students’ voices on publishing. International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, 32(1). https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1259528.pdf
 
Woodend, J., Fedoruk, L., Beek, A., Roy, S., Xu, X., Groen, J., & Xiang, L. (2019). The privileging of English language use in academia: Critical reflections from an international doctoral seminar.Emerging Trends in Education, 2(3), 1-22. http://revistas.ujat.mx/index.php/emerging/article/view/3058/2661
 
Woodend, J. (2018). Context and practices of university student services for international students’ workforce integration: Research-in-brief. Canadian Journal of Career Development, 17(2), 113-116. http://cjcdonline.ca/download/context-practices-university-student-services-international-students-workforce-integration-research-brief/
 
Fedoruk, L., Woodend, J., Beek, A., Groen, J., Wu, X., Roy, S., & Li, X. (2018). Critical reflections in international contexts: PolyEthnographic accounts of an international doctoral research seminar.The Qualitative Report. https://nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol23/iss5/16/
 
Woodend, J., & Arthur, N. (2018). International students’ university to work transition: Research-in-brief. Canadian Journal of Career Development, 17(1), 53-55. http://cjcdonline.ca/download/international-students-university-work-transition-research-brief/?wpdmdl=909
 
Woodend, J., & Arthur, N. (2017). Correlates of immigrant workers’ job satisfaction. Canadian Journal of Career Development, 16(2), 44-47. http://cjcdonline.ca/download/correlates-immigrant-workers-job-satisfaction/?wpdmdl=812
 
Nutter, S., Lei, D., Woodend, J., Ryan, A., & Cairns, S. (2016). The challenges encountered during a needs assessment of international student partners: Considerations for future evaluations. Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation, 31(1), 1-15. https://doi.org/10.3138/cjpe.262
 
Lei, D., Woodend, J., Nutter, S., Ryan. A., & Cairns, S. (2015). The forgotten half: Understanding the unique needs of international student partners. Journal of International Students, 5(4), 447-458. https://www.ojed.org/index.php/jis/article/view/407/324
 
Books and Book Chapters
 
Woodend, J. (2019). The Theory of Work Adjustment: Seeking and maintaining satisfaction and satisfactoriness. In N. Arthur, R. Neault, & M. McMahon (Eds.), Career theories and models at work: Ideas for practice (pp. 453-462). CERIC.
 
Woodend, J., Lei, D., Nutter, S., & Cairns, S. (2016). Exploring the experiences of international students' partners: Implications for the post-secondary context. In K. Bista & C. Foster (Eds.), Exploring the social and academic experiences of international students in higher education institutions (pp. 94-111). IGI Global.
 
Other Works
 
Woodend, J. (2021). Counselling with international students [Learning activity with video]. In G. Ko, M. Anderson, S. Collins, & Y. Yasynskyy (Eds.), Fostering responsive therapeutic relationships: Repositioning microskills and techniques in service of just conversations. Counselling Concepts.https://responsiverelationships.pressbooks.com
 
Woodend, J. & Lei, D. (2015, November 5). Decent work? CCPA Career Counsellors Chapter Blog. http://ccpacdchapter.blogspot.ca/2015/11/decent-work.html
 
Woodend, J. & Vander Werf, J. (2015, May). Weathering the storm: The importance of the clinical supervisory relationship in crisis management. Psynopsis, 37(2), 13-15. https://www.cpa.ca/docs/File/Psynopsis/spring2015/index.html
 
Woodend, J. (2015, January). Book review [Review of the book Danger and opportunity: Bridging cultural diversity for competitive advantage, by L. Laroche & C. Yang]. Careering. http://contactpoint.ca/2015/01/book-review-danger-and-opportunity-bridging-cultural-diversity-for-competitive-advantage/