November 21, 2018
The Partner College Weekly
We are thankful for our partner college teams around the country who not only help Dreamers get a solid college education, but also work tirelessly to encourage and support them throughout their entire college experience.

Wishing you and your families a splendid Thanksgiving!
ACTION REQUIRED
Last Chance:
Submit Your Fall Graduates List by Nov 26th if you haven't yet.
In order to continue building our Alumni Network, we need to know who will be graduating this Fall. Thank you to those who have submitted their list. If you missed the deadline, please download and complete this Graduation List template by November 26 th .

MUST KNOW
Nothing new this week.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Get On The List: Get Schooled
Get Schooled has developed a list of Colleges that support undocumented students. Want your school to be added to the list? Fill out the form below.

Promote our Scholarship: Tip # 2
Download your applicant report from your ISTS portal. Invite prospective applicants for a meet and greet on campus and have a current Scholar attend and share their experience.

Opportunity Round Open until January 31
National Round Open until February 28

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Webinar Recording: "Navigating Graduate School"
On November 15th, we held a webinar for Scholars on “Navigating Graduate School” presented by several DREAMers who are currently attending or have attended graduate school.

Our Report: "In Their Own Words"
TheDream.US released “In Their Own Words,” a report summarizing the responses from our survey of 1,400 of our DACA and TPS Scholars. It provides a unique picture of our Scholars' employment and educational gains while sharing the uncertainty and anxiety that Scholars face in a difficult immigration climate, particularly with the impending end of DACA and TPS.

Included are recommendations for federal, state, and local policymakers; higher education institutions; the business community; mental health providers; and community members to help empower and enable immigrant students to succeed.

See the report here: http://bit.ly/InTheirOwnWordsReport