As you begin June and the unofficial start of summer, think about how you and your staff can be fortified and empowered for the hardest back to school/collegel transition for entering freshmen, rising sophomores and aspiring dual-enrollment K-12 college students.

Depending on your job and availability, there are a number of training options you can join over the summer- from two hour Tuesday events, to one day Introduction to Inclusive Coaching and/or three day intensive on mastering the twelve basic coaching skills.

If you already went through the three day training, you are eligible to apply for the Fall or Spring certification class. The summer class is now closed.

If you are looking for funds to tackler the hardest COVID-caused issues, many colleges are using the one time funds from CARES and other grant sources dedicated to addressing our most vulnerable students and those who teach them.

US Department of Education CARES Funding Information

Join Us

3-day, Virtual Introduction to Inclusive Coaching

June 11, 18 & 25 (Fridays)

July 12, 19, & 26 (Mondays)

July 15, 22 & 29 (Thursdays)

August 9, 11 & 13 (MWF)

This virtual event will condense five days of coaching training into three days of a flipped-classroom learning model, where you will have time outside of the class to further the learning we experience in the Zoom format.

Webinar:

High-Impact Summer Bridge Strategies

In this webinar, hosted by our partners at The NROC project, we explore the power of compact summer FYE courses, bolstered by personalized review in math and English, to improve student retention and success. Inclusive Coaching can knit together this work for advisors and faculty in ways that build strong bridges to incoming freshmen. These supports will encourage learners beginning college in 2021 to embrace self-advocacy, collaboration, respect for differences, and curiosity, all of which inform academic, work, and life choices.

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