The Vocational Evaluation and Work Adjustment Association represents the interests and needs of human service professionals who work with people in support of their endeavors in training, employment, and education to enhance successful attainment of career goals. 

"VEWAA is about putting people to work, in the right job."

VEWAA is comprised of rehabilitation and education professionals who provide services to individuals who need assistance with vocational development and or career decision making. Individual members provide services within a variety of settings such as rehabilitation programs, schools, job training, and business/industry.

• Vocational Evaluators
• Work Adjustment Specialists
• Career Assessment Professionals
• Assistive Technology Practitioners
• Community Rehabilitation Program Personnel
• Transition Specialists
• One-Stop Center Personnel
• and many other professionals who work with individuals to assist them in finding the right job.

Help Needed with VEWAA Newsletter
We are still looking for a volunteer to take on editor responsibilities for the VEWAA Newsletter.  This is not a huge task for someone to take on but it is one that's very important to VEWAA.  We are very aware that maintaining regular contact with current and prospective members is vital to the association. We would like to send out newsletters on a bi-monthly or quarterly schedule.  This is a great way for someone to get involved.   

If you are interested, or know of someone that may be, contact us for more information. 

Thanks for considering getting involved!  You can make a difference! 

VEWAA Journal
VEWAA is pleased with the plans that Michael Millington and Alan Lott are developing for the VEWAA Journal.  Michael, Director of the National Clearinghouse on Rehabilitation Training Materials (NCRTM) at Utah State University, has laid out new directions that include moving toward an online format for the journal that will enhance dissemination and increase access to resources and information.   

For questions or suggestions about plans for the VEWAA Journal contact Michael Millington.