Annual Conference 2022
An Unmatched Event for College Access Professionals
For college access professionals, attending the annual conference was an investment in professional development that will provide more impactful leverage for programs and participants. The conference featured discussions on new trends in college access and retention and connects college leaders to proven best practices that will improve local colleges. Attendees came to the annual conference to hear new ideas, meet new colleagues, and generate renewed energy. The agenda was filled with information to help college access professionals and students become more competitive professionally and personally. Session recordings will become available in October.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
2022 Annual Conference Sponsors
COE appreciates the generosity of the following sponsors of the 2022 annual conference.
Upcoming Events
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Implementing & Revising Policy and Procedure Manual
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Start Smart: Veterans Upward Bound
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Mason Award and TRIO Family Award Winners Celebrate Lives Changed for the Better
The Mason Awards this year went to Trent Ball, senior director, postsecondary equity and attainment, Missouri College and Career Attainment Network; Karen Keim, director, Educational Opportunity Center and Talent Search, the University of Maine system; and our own Angelica “Jeli” Vialpando, COE’s senior vice president for program and professional development.
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