What's Next? Admission and Advising After the SCOTUS Ruling

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This seminar bundle will address how to move forward with maintaining and serving diverse classes of students following the Supreme Court's ruling.

 

The basics 

  • Intended audience: Secondary counseling and postsecondary admission professionals.
  • Cost: $80 for NACAC members, $160 for nonmembers.
    • A 20 percent discount is available for offices of four or more participants registering for the same course.
  • Estimated completion time: 6-7 hours.
    • Participants have six months to access and complete the seminar bundle.
  • Upon completion: A completion certificate.

 

Seminar descriptions

The seminars included in this bundle discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the use of race-conscious admission practices and its implications. Participants will learn how to design scholarships and other institutional aid that’s consistent with the ruling. They also will gain a better understanding of how to eliminate structural barriers to equitable admission and design race-neutral strategies that achieve equitable ends. 

 

Opening Plenary

Featuring:

  • Art Coleman, Managing Partner & Co-Founder, EducationCounsel

Moderated By:

  • CJ Powell, Director of Advocacy, NACAC

 

Toward a More Equitable Future for Postsecondary Access

Featuring:

  • Nathan Arnold, Principal, EducationCounsel
  • David Hawkins, Chief Education & Policy Officer, NACAC

Moderated By:

  • CJ Powell, Director of Advocacy, NACAC

 

The New Landscape for College Admission Offices

Featuring:

  • Thomas Bear, VP of Enrollment Management, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
  • Robert Gould, Vice President for Strategic Enrollment Management, Augsburg University
  • Vern Granger, NACAC Chair-Elect & Director of Admission, University of Connecticut

Moderated By:

  • David Hawkins, Chief Education & Policy Officer, NACAC

 

Elevating Community Voices to Reimagine College Admission

Featuring:

  • Sayil Camacho, Director of Reparative Justice & Partnerships, Equity Research Cooperative
  • Liliana Castrellón, Assistant Professor, San José State University
  • Jonathan Davis, Director of Research, Equity Research Cooperative
  • Minji Kim, Project Consultant, Equity Research Cooperative
  • Tenaj Moody-Perry, Deputy Director of Research and Evaluation, From Prison Cells to PhD
  • Julie Park, Associate Professor, University of Maryland College Park

Moderated By:

  • David Hawkins, Chief Education & Policy Officer, NACAC

 

Staying on the Right Side of History

Featuring:

  • Marshall Anthony, Jr., Research Director at The Institute for College Access and Success (TICAS)
  • Mayah Lubin, Higher Education Equity Senior Coordinator for the Educational Opportunities Project at The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
  • Reyna Patel, Student Leader, Affirmative Action Coalition at UNC
  • Satra Taylor, Director of Higher Education and Workforce Policy & Advocacy at Young Invincibles

Moderated By:

  • CJ Powell, Director of Advocacy, NACAC

 

The K-12 Context: Advising Students, Families, and Other Stakeholders

Featuring:

  • Melisa Hypolite, Director of Strategic Partnerships, College Bound Foundation
  • Angelica Melendez, NACAC Board of Directors Chair-Elect, College Bound Advisor, Luther Burbank High School
  • Marie Morris, Immediate Past President, HECA

Moderated By:

  • David Hawkins, Chief Education & Policy Officer, NACAC

 

Registration

Register for this on-demand seminar bundle using this link: Purchase

PLEASE NOTE: All requests to switch cohorts, extend course access (by one month) or changes to course registrations will be subject to a $50 processing fee per person/per course. No refunds will be processed. 

 

Cost

  • $80 for NACAC members*
  • $160 for nonmembers

A 20 percent discount is available for offices of four or more participants registering for the same course.

*Unsure if you are a NACAC member? You may be eligible through your school or organization’s membership. Contact customer service for more information.

 

Questions?

For purchasing and billing questions, please email customerservice@nacacnet.org. For questions about the course, please email pd@nacacnet.org. 

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