Scholar Advisors, Admissions Liaisons, and Relationship Managers:

Please complete this form by Friday, October 14th to receive our marketing materials:

• NEW Table Top Banners
• 5x7 English/Spanish Flyers
• 3x3 Stickers

We will update you in this space on the shipment and delivery timeline.

Weds. October 19th

12 pm PT/ 2 pm CT/ 3 pm ET

Register Here:

https://bit.ly/UpliftingCampusResources

Leading campus and organizational experts will share new campus resources and models. Participants will hear about student experiences, graduate school and career pathways, non-employment-based opportunities, how to start a dream center, communities of practices, and more.

This 90-minute session will include 30 minutes of interactive Q&A at

the end for those who want to engage more deeply.

Tues. October 25th

11 am PT/ 1 pm CT/ 2 pm ET

Link to attend

Please join us for the Scholarship Promotional Kickoff during PC Power Hour this month. All PC staff is invited to attend to learn about the new changes to our eligibility criteria this year. 

Closer to the event, we will share the 2023-24 Promotional toolkit of content and materials to help you promote the Scholarships to applicants. We will review this document during the presentation and answer your questions.

Tax Matters Q&A

Friday, Oct 14th 

2 pm PT/ 4 pm CT/ 5 pm ET

Link to join (no registration)

Meeting ID: 895 0428 1552

• Hosted by Professor Francine Lipman, from UNLV’s Boyd School of Law. 
• Encourage Scholars and Alumni to attend and ask questions about ITINs (Independent Taxpayer Identification Number), EINs (Employer Identification Number), business taxes, and/or general tax questions as it relates to undocumented immigrants. 
• PC Staff is welcome to attend.

If you missed our October 10th event, "Rapid Response Briefing on the Fifth Circuit Ruling on the Legality of DACA, you can now watch the recording.

This briefing discussed the current legal context and implications of the recent ruling from the Fifth Circuit, what it means for current and prospective DACA recipients, and how higher ed can support their undocumented campus members. The event also included a discussion of the prospects for legislative action regarding undocumented students and other Dreamers and the urgency for advocacy by higher education leaders and communities. 

• View the webinar recording here. 
• Find the Google Drive folder that contains the webinar agenda, slide deck, speaker bios, and other resources here.

We are highlighting this piece featuring Cabrini University and how they will be supporting their new cohort of TheDream.US Scholars this fall. 

"While the Center on Immigration has expertise in policy changes and working with students who have different immigration statuses, they are not working alone. The Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging, ODEIB, the Student Success Office, and Admissions are all working together to give TheDream.US Scholars equitable opportunities." Read more here.

This week is “Immigration Week” at Eastern Connecticut State University, where we have 130+ TheDream.US Scholars. This inaugural event features three sessions focused on career and immigration supports for undocumented students and celebrates TheDream.US community on campus. 

Please see this flyer that outlines the programming for the week.

To learn more and connect, contact Chris Ambrosio, Director of Opportunity Programs at ambrosioc@easternct.edu.