Hello, my name is Megan Jutte. I am a recent graduate from Indiana University with a degree is Applied Health Science, majoring in Youth Development. Through my coursework I have expanded my knowledge to encompass many human development, psychological, and sociological theories that can be transferred to youth work. 

I have a broad spectrum of experiences outside of the classroom, including the Journey Fellowship in 2013, that have taught me the importance of flexibility in the work environment as well as the importance of building the trust of a child, especially when working one-on-one. I am eager to put to use my skills and knowledge in the area of youth work. I feel I could contribute to a variety of settings including, but not limited to, children with medical needs, after school programs, and programs serving underprivileged children. 

Attached you will find a copy of my resume, please view and share it. I would welcome the chance to speak with youth work professionals and can be reached at mrjutte@gmail.com. 

Megan Jutte, 2013 Journey Fellow

Thursday, July 16, 2015 

On Thursday, July 16, Adult and Child Center is hosting ""Ethics in Mental Health Practice", a free networking and training event offering Licensed Mental Health Professionalss 1.5 CEUs.

The Category 1 training event kicks off with complementary hors d'oeuvres during the networking hour (beginning at 5 p.m.); then transitions to a presentation by Drs. Sullivan and Bennett, from the IU School of Social Work.

More details and registration can be found at http://adultandchild.org/events/ethics-in-mental-health-practice/

Interested in attending?

This event is BYOLicensedFriend. So please - connect with your licensed pals, and make plans to join us on July 16. 

Be sure to tell them Aja Boudreau, from The Journey, sent you!