Parent & Family Institute
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Parenting in the 21st Century can be challenging. The Office of College Access & Success Programs Parent and Family Institute provides parents with strategies, skills, and resources necessary to help your child excel in school. We seek to increase parent engagement by supporting parents who have children enrolled in programs sponsored by the Office of College Access & Success Programs. Register now for one of our upcoming workshops.
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Introduction to STEM: Applying Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math to Your Future Career
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The possibilities for a career in STEM are endless! As one of the fastest growing industries in the country, employers are constantly looking for new talent and experience. Parents and Students will learn how academic experience in STEM can lead to a fulfilling and lucrative career.
Tuesday, October 9th
@ 6pm-7pm
College Lakes Rec. Center
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The student and parent, who fails to plan, prepares for failure. This workshop provides Middle and High School students and their parents with information on how to develop a 10-Year Plan. Attendees will learn how to create a written plan that transforms their goals into reality to prepare for college and life beyond High School.
Thursday, October 18, 2018
@ 6pm-7pm
Cliffdale Recreation Center
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How to Pay for College: Financial Aid 101
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For college-bound students and their parents, understanding the financial aid process is often difficult, frustrating and, most of all, confusing. In this workshop, gain an understanding of financial aid basics, including the FAFSA (Federal Application for Student Aid), scholarships, and loans.
Thursday, Nov. 8, 2018
@ 6pm-7pm
Westover Recreation Center
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Before You Go Down to the School House: How to Be an Effective Advocate for Your Child
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Even the best students will occasionally need a parent to speak up on their behalf. Regardless of your child’s grade, academic ability or personality, you should be the #1 advocate for your child. Be a part of the solution, not the problem and learn tips and strategies for increasing your child’s academic success.
Thursday, Nov. 15, 2018
@ 6pm-7pm
Cliffdale Recreation Center
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My Transcript is My Story:
The High School DNA
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Teens and parents, do you know the value of a Grade Point Average (GPA) on the High School transcript? Attend this session to learn how to interpret all information on the transcript. In addition, gain knowledge about the impact that this important document has on college admissions and life beyond High School.
Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2018
@ 6pm-7pm
College Lakes Rec. Center
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A College That Fits Like a Glove
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When choosing a college, students have a lot to consider. Often times more criteria needs to be considered than is realized. This workshop is designed to provide students and their parents with strategies to match the college that fits their social, academic and financial needs.
Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019
@ 6pm-7pm
Cliffdale Recreation Center
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Academic Mindsets: From Can’t to Can
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Moving from I can’t to I can and I will. This session is designed to provide tools students and parents can use to move from a fixed to a growth mindset.
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
@ 6pm-7pm
College Lakes Rec. Center
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to learn how to plan, apply and pay for college!
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Fayetteville State University | College Access & Success Programs
910-672-1034 | tpinckney@uncfsu.edu | www.uncfsu.edu
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The Office of College Access & Success Programs’ mission is to encourage and assist youth who are traditionally under-represented in college with preparation for, entry into, and completion of a college degree. The Office provide a broad range of high-quality college preparatory services are provided to students, parents, and educators.
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