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Career Horizons Center The Career Horizons Project, a 5-year grant funded by the U. S. The Career Horizons Project, funded by the U.S. Funded by U.S.

Department of Education, will serve Mississippi residents with disabilities accompanied by or resulting from Post-COVID Conditions / Long Covid by providing Placement & Retention Services. Department of Education Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), improves Competitive Integrated Employment (CIE) services for Mississippi residents between the ages of 16 and 70 who have a disability accompanied by or resulting from Long COVID syndrome. Mississippi State University was one of 27 grantees across the nation chosen out of more than 200 applicants to receive the award from the Disability Innovation Fund program. This five-year grant project will run from October 1, 2024, to September 30, 2029. Department of Education, Grant Number H421F240107.

11/05/2026

Fibromyalgia can affect more than just how you feel. It can also impact your ability to work and manage everyday responsibilities.

The Career Horizons Project (CHP) provides FREE employment services to eligible Mississippians ages 16–70, whether you're looking for a job or need support navigating the challenges of staying employed.

Learn more or submit a referral at careerhorizonsproject.msstate.edu or call 662-325-8248.

Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Grant Number H421F240107.

We had two CHP Vocational Counselors representing the Career Horizons Center at job fairs today! Ms. Lakeesha Bogan atte...
11/05/2026

We had two CHP Vocational Counselors representing the Career Horizons Center at job fairs today!

Ms. Lakeesha Bogan attended the Lincoln County ReEntry job fair, and Ms. Abigail Long attended the Pinebelt Area Job Fair with Mississippi Department of Employment Security.

They both had the opportunity to share more about the FREE employment services that the Career Horizons Project offers to individuals struggling with Post-COVID Conditions. If you see them out and about, be sure to stop by and learn more about the Career Horizons Project!

Living with a health condition that makes finding or maintaining employment more challenging? The Career Horizons Projec...
11/04/2026

Living with a health condition that makes finding or maintaining employment more challenging? The Career Horizons Project provides free employment services to eligible Mississippians ages 16–70 affected by Post-COVID Conditions.

Support is available to help you navigate employment challenges and work toward your career goals.

Learn more or submit a referral: careerhorizonsproject.msstate.edu

Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Grant Number H421F240107.

11/02/2026

Meet Layne LeBlanc, a Graduate Research Assistant with the Career Horizons Project!

Layne is a doctoral student in Counselor Education and Supervision at Mississippi State University and a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC).

Her professional and research interests include disability policy, clinical supervision, and vocational rehabilitation for individuals with chronic illness and disabilities. Layne is also actively involved in the rehabilitation counseling field, serving as Chair of the Student Committee for the Association for Rehabilitation, Research, Policy and Education (ARRPE).

We’re glad to have her back on the team for another year!

10/29/2026

For some people, Post-COVID conditions can lead to new or worsening health conditions that affect daily life and employment.

POTS symptoms, such as dizziness, a racing heart, and fatigue, can make navigating the workplace more challenging.

The Career Horizons Project provides free employment services to eligible Mississippians navigating work with Post-COVID Conditions.

Learn more at careerhorizonsproject.msstate.edu.



Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Grant Number H421F240107.

10/28/2026

Meet Neely Smith, a returning Graduate Research Assistant with the Career Horizons Project!

Neely is in her second year as a GRA while pursuing her degree in Rehabilitation Counseling at Mississippi State University. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from MSU in spring 2025, which sparked her interest in the field of rehabilitation counseling.

Neely is passionate about using the knowledge she gains through her education and personal experiences to support the individuals and communities served by CHP.

We’re glad to have her back on the team for another year!

Missed a Career Horizons Project training? You can still catch it! Our new On-Demand Learning Library makes it easy to a...
10/26/2026

Missed a Career Horizons Project training? You can still catch it!

Our new On-Demand Learning Library makes it easy to access recordings of our Project Year 2 professional services trainings—including Lunch & Learns, Webinars, and Community of Practice sessions—all in one place.

Whether you’re catching up on a session you missed or revisiting a topic when you need it, professional learning is now just a click away.

Explore the On-Demand Learning Library:
https://www.careerhorizonsproject.msstate.edu/resources/demand-learning-library



Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Grant Number H421F240107.

CHP Vocational Counselor, Abigail Long, attended the Goodwill and MGCCC Job Extravaganza!Abigail enjoyed the opportunity...
10/23/2026

CHP Vocational Counselor, Abigail Long, attended the Goodwill and MGCCC Job Extravaganza!

Abigail enjoyed the opportunity to share information about the Career Horizons Project and raise awareness about our free employment support services for Mississippians whose health conditions began or worsened after COVID-19.

Whether you're looking for a job or need support in your current position, we're here to help!

10/22/2026

Post-COVID conditions can create challenges that affect everyday life, including employment. The Career Horizons Project is here to help Mississippians navigate those challenges and work toward their employment goals.

Learn more about our free services at careerhorizonsproject.msstate.edu



Funded by U.S. Department of Education, Grant Number H421F240107.

10/21/2026

Meet Reese Tiffin, a CHP Graduate Research Assistant!

Reese is a first-year GRA with the Career Horizons Project and is pursuing his master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling at Mississippi State University.

Reese is excited to gain research experience and further explore the rehabilitation counseling field.

We’re happy to have Reese as part of the CHP team!

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326 Hardy Road
Mississippi State, MS
39762

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