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Finding Your Center in Career Uncertainty

Find clarity and direction when your career path seems uncertain.

Tuesday, May 19, 2026
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (PDT)
Join Us Virtually
Category: Virtual


Feeling stuck in your life or career? Join this short webinar to learn ways to find relief and clarity amidst work uncertainty. 

With the many challenges of today’s job market and economy, it can be difficult to know what to do, or what not to do. Aubrie De Clerck, BA ’95 (sociology, Clark Honors College), a certified professional career coach, will walk you through some tools and frameworks to re-center when you’re having a hard time connecting to your own inner knowing. 

Bring whatever career uncertainty you are navigating or curious about, including but not limited to: 

  • Unemployment  

  • Increasing workload 

  • Worries about impending layoffs 

  • Changing careers 

Registration

This free, virtual event is open to all. Register here to receive your attendee link.  

Questions? 

For questions or to request accommodations, please email Megan McKinney or call 541-346-5656. 

Meet Our Speaker

Aubrie De Clerck

Aubrie De Clerck, BA ’95

Aubrie De Clerck is a proud UO alumna and the owner of Coaching for Clarity. As an ICF-certified professional career coach, she helps people find confidence and fulfillment at work. Aubrie brings a highly inspirational and deeply practical approach, with expertise in providing guidance through uncertainty to clarity—no matter the stage of life or career. Over the years, she has learned how to listen deeply to others’ career aspirations and unique contributions, actively guiding them through decisions and challenges. Aubrie’s personal experiences of navigating uncertainty and major changes give her capacity and compassion for the complexity of life. She lives in Bellevue, WA and has lifelong passions for community service, jazz, dancing, and time on the water.   

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Megan McKinney

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