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*NOTE: Do not share these links with potential applicants. These are strictly test links for internal use only. If an applicant were to use it, it will not register them as an actual applicant.

If you missed it, you can find our Promo Kickoff recording and PPT in your PC Hub, along with the 2022-23 Promotional toolkit of content and materials to help you promote the Scholarships to potential Scholars.

The Sr. Program Manager, College Programs will be primarily responsible for: (1) building a network of Partner Colleges that have identified, implemented, and shared evidence-based policies and practices that address the systemic barriers undocumented students face in college and career success; (2) overseeing and evolving TheDream.US Partner College Model; (3) serving as a Relationship Manager for a portfolio of designated Partner Colleges; and (4) helping build field expertise by sharing evidence-based policies and practices with education and business leaders via conferences and workshops.

Deadline for applications is Nov 19th.

Scholar Advisors: Please distribute stoles and this letter to TheDream.US Scholars graduating this fall.

If you require more stoles for fall 2021 grads, please order them by completing this Google form no later than Mon, November 8th. (You will have a chance to order more stoles for May graduates in the Spring)

Stoles will be mailed out to Scholar Advisors the week of November 15th.

Next week, we will share the findings from our 2020-2021 Annual Scholar Survey. One finding tracks the quality of interactions between Scholars and their Scholar Advisors.

On a scale of 1-7, where 1 is "Poor" and 7 is "Excellent", survey participants reported an average of 5.3. This has increased from last year's survey (5.2) but is a significant decrease from 2019 (5.7).

As part of their Scholar Commitments when accepting our award, Scholars agree to meet with their Scholar advisor at least once per term. A key item to cover during these meetings is their college completion plan.