world of higher education to ensure the transition semester will be a smooth one. Join the conversation about support models built on the premise that the shift takes longer than a few months and a successful student in one semester. isn’t magically molded Presenter(s): Jennifer Welsh, Assistant Dean and Director of the First Year Experience, Mitchell College; Kevin Kelly, Assistant Dean of Academic Support, Mitchell College 24. What Comes After the March SAT- College Board Resources for Counselors HS March SAT testing is over but what comes next? In this workshop, participants will learn about the exciting new College Board resources that are available to counselors so they can get the most out of the SAT experience. We will demo the Khan Academy SAT site, the new online score report system, and other posttest resources that all counselors should be aware of. Presenter(s): Alan Bernstein, Senior Director in the College Board New England Regional Office 25. HS Preparing Students for Careers in Education This presentation will assist school counselors with preparing students to enter into the School UConn’s Neag of Education will be shared on pursuing a career in Integrated Bachelor’s/Master’s (IB/M) Program. Benefits education, and information on how high-school students attain admittance into a teacher preparation program. In addition, it will give an overview of services offered through Neag Academic Advising Office. Presenter(s): Mia Hines, Academic Advisor, The University of Connecticut; Dominique Academic Advisor, The University of Connecticut 26. Introduction to Naviance MS, HS This session will provide a general overview of Naviance for new counselors, graduate students, and even veteran counselors in middle and high school settings who do not have a lot of experience with Naviance. Come discover ways this online tool can enhance your program! Presenter(s): Kimberly Ambroise, CSCA Secretary and Secondary Level VP, School Counselor, B.S., M.S., 6th Year Certificate, Farmington High School 27. The Tech-Savvy School Counselor All Using technology effectively can enhance the work you are already doing in your school counseling program! This session will focus on tools you can use to improve communication, make lessons engaging, collect data, and even for use with students to support social and emotional needs! Presenter(s): Michelle Catucci, CSCA Past President, School Counselor Department Chairperson, Mark T. Sheehan High School, Wallingford, CT
world of higher education to ensure the transition semester will be a smooth one. Join the conversation about support models built on the premise that the shift takes longer than a few months and a successful student isn’t magically molded in one semester. Presenter(s): Jennifer Welsh, Assistant Dean and Director of the First Year Experience, Mitchell College; Kevin Kelly, Assistant Dean of Academic Support, Mitchell College 24. What Comes After the March SAT- College Board Resources for Counselors March SAT testing is over but what comes next? In this workshop, participants will learn about the exciting new College Board resources that are available to counselors so they can get the most out of the SAT experience. We will demo the Khan Academy SAT site, the new online score report system, and other posttest resources that all counselors should be aware of. Presenter(s): Alan Bernstein, Senior Director in the College Board New England Regional Office HS 25. Preparing Students for Careers in Education This presentation will assist school counselors with preparing students to enter into the UConn’s Neag School of Education Integrated Bachelor’s/Master’s (IB/M) Program. Benefits will be shared on pursuing a career in education, and information on how high-school students attain admittance into a teacher preparation program. In addition, it will give an overview of services offered through Neag Academic Advising Office. Presenter(s): Mia Hines, Academic Advisor, The University of Connecticut; Dominique Academic Advisor, The University of Connecticut HS 26. Introduction to Naviance This session will provide a general overview of Naviance for new counselors, graduate students, and even veteran counselors in middle and high school settings who do not have a lot of experience with Naviance. Come discover ways this online tool can enhance your program! Presenter(s): Kimberly Ambroise, CSCA Secretary and Secondary Level VP, School Counselor, B.S., M.S., 6th Year Certificate, Farmington High School MS, HS 27. The Tech-Savvy School Counselor Using technology effectively can enhance the work you are already doing in your school counseling program! This session will focus on tools you can use to improve communication, make lessons engaging, collect data, and even for use with students to support social and emotional needs! Presenter(s): Michelle Catucci, CSCA Past President, School Counselor Department Chairperson, Mark T. Sheehan High School, Wallingford, CT All
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