This comprehensive online course features a variety of readings and case studies focused on first-generation college students. Participants will compare and contrast their practices with institutional advising services, becoming more aware of the unique challenges and opportunities faced by first-generation college students. By understanding first-generation college student characteristics, participants can enhance their advising practices and contribute to improving programmatic advising design and delivery at their institutions. The tutorial costs $450 for NACADA and COE members and $650 for non-members.

What You’ll Learn

• Historical Context and Insights: Explain the historical context of first-generation college students and COE, gaining a foundational understanding of their journey.
• Identifying Characteristics: Identify the defining characteristics of first-generation college students to uncover their strengths and areas for growth.
• Resource Development: Develop a comprehensive list of campus or organizational resources that support the success of first-generation college students.
• Culturally Responsive Advising: Apply culturally responsive advising techniques to normalize help-seeking behaviors among first-generation college students.
• Cross-Campus Collaboration: Create a cross-campus, cross-functional plan to build or expand advising networks tailored to the unique needs of first-generation college students.
• Promoting Inclusivity: Articulate issues and strategies to support first-generation college students, fostering an inclusive learning environment at your institution.

Questions?

• Contact Vanessa Ramirez at [email protected] to explore membership options.
• Contact Angelica Vialpando at [email protected] for the COE member registration discount code.