Papers

  • “Emerging Leaders: Critical Career Junctures That Direct the Career Life Cycle of Young Careerists”

    Organization: Business and Professional Women Foundation
    Subject: The impact of choice points in careers of those 18-45 years of age Click for PDF

  • “The State of Work-Life Effectiveness”

    Organization: Business and Professional Women Foundation
    Subject: The changes in the work-life industry since the introduction of the Family-Medical Leave Act (FMLA) in 1993 (Posted at bpwusa.org)

  • “The Millennial Generation”

    Organization: The Forté Foundation
    Subject: Detailing the attributes of the Millennial generation (born 1982-2002) and their pursuits in the workplace

  • “Workplace Flexibility and Child Development”

    Organization: Workplace Flexibility 2010 Project co-sponsored by Georgetown University Law School and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
    Subject: Impact on child development when workers lack access to flexible work policies

Press

  • “Maximize Your Lawyer Potential – Professionalism and Business Etiquette for Law Students & Lawyers”

    by Amee McKim (Book to be published by Thomson West, Fall 2008)

  • “The Millennial Generation”, Diversity & The Bar

    A publication of Minority Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA)
    (Upcoming article, Fall 2008)

  • “Helping Young Careerists Navigate the Challenges of Work-Life Balance”, Successful Workplaces Digest

    a publication of Business and Professional Women’s Foundation detailing “Promising Practices” released at the 2008 Business and Professional Women Foundation National Employer Summit

  • “Six Tips for Maximizing Mentoring This Summer”, New Jersey Law Journal

    by Ari Kaplan, June 2, 2008

  • “Interview on Work-Life Effectiveness”, Workopolis

    Canada’s largest job website

  • “Work-Life Effectiveness”, Lifespeak

    Monthly Newsletter (Posted at lifespeak.ca)

  • “Keeping The Millennial Generation Engaged”

    Organization: Benefits Canada
    Subject: Tips for Embracing the New Generation of Workers (Click for Link)