Sponsored Webinar: Implement Programming & Leverage Community Resources to Help Students Build a Balanced College List

We know that students who enroll in colleges that are a strong match and fit are more likely to graduate. How can you implement programming in your school and/or in partnership with community organizations to help students and families build a balanced college list? Hear from a state college application campaign, a school counselor and a community-based organization to learn effective practices to engaging students and families in this important process. Learn about both short-term and long-term strategies. Building a balanced college list is the first step for student success in the college application process. Focus on ways to help students begin the application process informed and empowered with a balanced list.

Sponsored by MyOptions Encourage

If you’re interested in earning CEUs for this webinar, search for “myOptions Encourage” in the search bar of ASCA’s Online Store/Specialist Training Exams. Select the correct exam for purchase using the title of the webinar. Each webinar is worth 0.1 CEUs/1 contact hour for $10.

Learning Objectives:

After viewing this webinar, you will be able to:

1. Reference guidance on how to implement programming to support students in building a balanced college list and how to scale the work with current resources
2. Identify key collaborators in the school and the community who can support balanced college list-building activities – both short-term and long-term strategies
3. Access state and national resources to support balanced list building

Presenters: 

Heather E. McChesney, Coordinator of Curriculum, Professional Development, and Education Initiatives, Division of Student Affairs, West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission

Dr. Amelia Courts, President/CEO, The Education Alliance

Ella Curry, Director of Recruitment, Marshall University

Stephanie Hayes,  Coordinator, Division of Student Support & Well-being, West Virginia Department of Education Office of Federal Programs

Heather McChesney, Coordinator of Curriculum, Professional Development, and Education Initiatives, Division of Student Affairs, West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission

Autumn Perry, Program Director of Student Services, Division of Student Affairs, West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission

Oct. 6, 2022, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Eastern*

*Please note, you DO NOT need to register for this webinar. The webinar will be uploaded here on Oct. 6, 2022 at 11 a.m. Eastern