Career Center: - Santa Barbara City College

Cami Vignoe
Career Counselor

I am a Career Counselor and run Career and Life Transitions, a program for students, 25 years and older, returning to SBCC. I am also a professor at Antioch University, and a PhD candidate in the Leadership and Change Program through Antioch University, Ohio. I am researching Positive Psychology and Personal Transformation, in order to continue helping people find their place through enjoyable work and education. As native Hawaiian, I enjoy Polynesian Dance, music, all kinds of exercise and lots of adventure.
Cami Vignoe

vignoe@sbcc.edu

965-0581 x3032

Career Center Q&A

What was your first job?

My first job was posing as a Hawaiian Hula Girl with the Japanese tourists that came to the Hula Hut for the dinner shows.

What was one of your favorite jobs?

Working as an executive recruiter for a staffing firm.

What is your
dream job?

I have my dream job! And, I would love to be a famous professor and author treading the globe with my award winning book, giving inspiring workshops.

What job would you be horrible at?

I would hate to be a zookeeper because I imagine the smell would make me crazy!

What did you want to be when you were little?

I wanted to be a professional hula dancer! I guess dreams do come true.

Why are you working at the career center?

I became a counselor so I could learn to help others find out what they want to do with their lives, and in the process I have figured out what I am meant to do.

What was the best advice you received?

Apply for as many scholarships as you can, the time you invest in these applications can pay you big money towards your education.

What was your first job?	My first job was posing as a Hawaiian Hula Girl with the Japanese tourists that came to the Hula Hut for the dinner shows.
What was one of your favorite jobs?	Working as an executive recruiter for a staffing firm.
What is your dream job?	I have my dream job! And, I would love to be a famous professor and author treading the globe with my award winning book, giving inspiring workshops.
What job would you be horrible at?	I would hate to be a zookeeper because I imagine the smell would make me crazy!
What did you want to be when you were little?	I wanted to be a professional hula dancer! I guess dreams do come true.
Why are you working at the career center?	I became a counselor so I could learn to help others find out what they want to do with their lives, and in the process I have figured out what I am meant to do.
What was the best advice you received?	Apply for as many scholarships as you can, the time you invest in these applications can pay you big money towards your education.