CSULB WorkAbility IV Information

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WorkAbility IV (WAIV) is a career development and job placement assistance program at California State University Long Beach (CSULB). WorkAbility IV was established as a collaboration between the California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) and two departments at CSULB: The Career Development Center (CDC) and Bob Murphy Access Center (BMAC) (formerly Disabled Student Services). This program focuses on facilitating the connection between qualified students and recent graduates with disabilities and employers. WAIV not only provides participants with career preparation and placement services, but also acts as a resource for employers who are seeking to hire qualified and ready-to-work candidates from a variety of majors. WorkAbility IV has been proudly serving CSULB students and alumni for over 25 years and since 2015, has been the #1 WAIV program in the state of California. To request a referral for WorkAbility IV, please contact the Bob Murphy Access Center by phone: (562) 985-5401, or email: bmac@csulb.edu. You may also contact the WorkAbility Staff for all other questions or inquiries: Nikkia Pannell Program Coordinator, WorkAbility IV Program E: Nikkia.Pannell@csulb.edu Amanda Torres Program Support Specialist, WorkAbility IV Program CSULB Career Development Center E: Amanda.Torres@csulb.edu

Website	https://csulb.edu
Revenue	$226.5 million
Employees	1 (0 on RocketReach)
Founded	1996
Address	1250 Bellflower Blvd. BH 250, Long Beach, California 90840, US
Industry	Higher Education
Keywords	Career Development, Job Placement, Career Services, Disability Services, Employment Support, Workforce Development, Career Pathways, Job Search Assistance, Vocational Rehabilitation, Job Training, Career Counseling, Student Employment, Transition To Work, Accessibility Services, Supported Employment, Resume Writing, Interview Skills, Higher Education, Adaptive Technology