AUT - Dale Furbish

Dale Furbish

Programme Leader, Graduate Diploma and Master of Career Development

Phone: +64 9 921 9999 extn 5557

Email: dale.furbish@aut.ac.nz

Qualifications:

• Ed.D Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
• M.Ed. Temple University
• B.S. University of Pittsburgh

Memberships and Affiliations:

• Professional Member, Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand
• President of Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand (1999-2003)

Biography:

• Director of Counselling, Virginia Western Community College (1974-1996)
• Coordinator of Career Counselling, Auckland Institute of Technology (1996-1997)
• Senior Lecturer, Grad Dip Career Development, Auckland University of Technology (1997-Present)

Current Research Projects:

• Professionalisation of Career Practice
• Implications of sabbaticals in career
• Cross cultural definitions of career

Publications:

• Furbish, D. (2002). A snapshot of New Zealand career practitioners. Australian Journal of Career Development, 11 (2), 13-17.
• Inkson, K., Furbish D. & Parker, P. (2002).  Fast forward: Careers research in New Zealand.  The Australian Journal of Career Development 11 (3), 36-45.
• Furbish, D. & Reid, L.  (2003). Spirituality in career from a New Zealand Maori Perspective.  International Career Development Library http://www.eric.ed.gov/
• Furbish, D. (2004).  Professionalisation for New Zealand career practice:  Lessons to learn, challenges to meet.  New Zealand Journal of Counselling, 25 (2), 44-53.
• Furbish, D. (2007).  TRENDS:  Review of a special careers edition of the New Zealand Journal of Counselling.  Journal of Counseling and Development, 85, 115-119.
• Furbish, D & Arthur, N. (2007).  International career transitions: Making global connections work.  http://www.counselingoutfitters.com/vistas/vistas07/Furbish.htm
• Furbish, D. (2007).  Counselling students from Australia or New Zealand.  In H. Singaravelu & M. Pope (Eds.), Handbook for counseling international students (pp. 257-272 .  Alexandria VA:  American Counseling Association.
• Furbish, D.  (2007).  Type in the university.  Type type:  The journal of the New Zealand Association for Psychological Type, 56, 12-13. 
• Furbish, D (2008).  A successful international transition.  In N. Arthur & P. Pedersen (Eds.), Critical incidents in counselling for international transitions (pp. 51-66).  Alexandria VA:  American Counseling Association.
• Furbish, D., Arthur, N., & Bisson, S.  (2008).  Globalization and International Work and Study: A Threat or an Opportunity?  Career Convergence: Web Magazine of NCDA, http://www.tcssoftware.com/cgi-bin/WebSuite/tcsAssnWebSuite.pl?+Action=DisplayNewsDetails&RecordID=1146&Sections=6&IncludeDropped=0&AssnID=NCDA&DBCode=130285
• Furbish, D.  (2009).  Self-funded leave and life role development.  Journal of Employment Counseling, 46, 38-46.

• Furbish, D.  (1999).  Grounding your career practice in counselling theory.  Paper presented at the 1st Biennial Conference of the Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand, Wellington.
• Furbish, D.  (2001).  Planning for the unplannable:  Use of paradox in career counselling.  Paper presented at the 2nd Biennial Conference of the Career Practitioners Association of New Zealand, Christchurch.  
  Furbish, D.  (2002).  Planning for the unplannable:  Using uncertainty models in career counselling.  Paper presented at the Australian Association of Career Counsellors Conference, Melbourne Australia.
• Furbish, D. & Ker, P. (2002).  The developing picture of New Zealand career practitioner professionalism.  Paper presented at the Pushing the Boundaries Conference, Wellington New Zealand.
• Splete, H., Furbish, D., & Shafer, S. (2002).  The G-CDF:  A multicultural journey into career development education and credentialing.  Paper presented at the International Association for Education and Vocational Guidance Conference, Warsaw Poland.
• Furbish, D. (2003).  New Zealand career practice:  The need for a profession.  Paper presented at the 3rd Biennial CPANZ Conference, Auckland, New Zealand.
• Furbish, D. & Reid, L.  (2003). Spirituality in career from a New Zealand Maori perspective.  Paper presented at the International Career Development Conference, Oakland CA USA.
• Reid, L. & Furbish, D.  (2004).  Spirituality in career:  A New Zealand Maori perspective. Invited featured presentation at the International Career Development Conference, Sacramento CA USA.
• Furbish, D.  (2005).  Career counselling in a modern global context:  New realities and challenges.  Keynote address at the Career Counselling and the Global Labour Market Conference, Targu-Mures Romania.
• Reid, L. & Furbish, D.  (2005).  Spirituality and career:  A New Zealand Maori perspective.  Paper presented at the International Association for Educational and Vocational Guidance Conference, Lisbon Portugal.
• Furbish, D. & Arthur, N. (2007).  International career transitions: Making global connections work.  Paper presented at the National Career Development Association Conference, Seattle WA USA.
• Arthur, N., Pederson, P., Popadiuk, N., Saudhu, D., & Furbish, D.  (2008) . Counseling for international transitions.  Learning institute presented at the American Counseling Association Conference, Honolulu HI USA.
• Furbish, D.  (2009).  What would you do?  An investigation into self-funded leave.  Paper presented at the 2nd  Career Development Association of New Zealand Research Conference, Dunedin.
• Furbish, D.  (2009).  Using self-funded leave to promote work-life balance.  Research session presented at the Career Development Association of Australia, Melbourne.