Past Events from June 16, 2021 - September 29, 2021

Join Textbook Acquisition Services as they discuss the decline of customer service skills and how they set themselves apart from the competition by offering quick response time, quote turnarounds, and delivery. They will also touch on how the price of everything is increasing but how they are doing everything they can to provide even additional...

Presented by: Mike Beam, Assistant Vice President for School Partnerships, Senior Assistant, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, Indiana University DeAnnia Clements, Vice President Academic Affairs, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Christine Denecker, Professor of English, Director of the Center for Teaching and Program Excellence, University of Findlay Building Collaboration, Support, and Course Parity Through NACEP Standards: Program practices before, during, and...

Q&A session to learn more about serving as a Peer Reviewer. This is an Informational Session NOT a training session.   View Recording

This session will share lessons learned and best practices on how to cultivate a postsecondary environment in a high school classroom. Participants will learn from English community college and high school faculty's experiences teaching ENG 101 and ENG 102 for the first time in a high school setting. Topics will include; Academic Rigor, Classroom Management,...

Speakers: Sobia Khan, Dean for Academic Success, San Antonio College (Alamo Colleges), Texas Lillian Porter, Director of High School Programs, San Antonio College (Alamo Colleges) Thomas Clarkin, Professor of History/ Faculty Liaison for High School Programs, San Antonio College (Alamo Colleges), Texas Erik Anderson, Associate Professor of History/ Faculty Liaison for High School Programs, San...

Presented by: Alex Perry, College in High School Alliance Over the last year, the federal government has made significant funding available to K-12, higher education, and to states to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and the significant impact that the pandemic has had on students, most recently through the American Rescue Plan. As we begin...

Teaching science online has been a difficult transition for many during the past year. How do we complete labs, prohibit cheating, maintain academic rigor, and value original thought? Join Donna Butler, Pearson Faculty Advisor for College & Career Readiness, and Amy Byron, a dual credentialled teacher in both biology and chemistry who uses Pearson's Mastering platform in her teaching....

Member-Only Webinar Presented by: Laura Keldorf, Teacher, HS Humanities, Riverdale High School The authenticity and efficacy of concurrent enrollment programs is dependent upon the collaborative relationship between high school instructors and their faculty partners. Calling upon 18 years of teaching within the History and English departments, as well as the Honors College, through Portland State...

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Member-Only Presenters: Raymond Chard, Director of High School Programs, Aims Community College, Colorado Aimee Rogers, Concurrent Enrollment Instructor Coordinator, Aims Community College, Colorado Aims Community College is located in Greeley Colorado, about an hour north of the Denver metro area. Aims Community College is partnered with over 50 high schools and has over 3,000 participating...

Description: We invite you to join us for a REL Central webinar exploring strategies to increase access to and participation in dual enrollment programs. During this webinar, REL Central will facilitate the presentation of engaging research findings with opportunities for Q & A with partners from the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships, Colorado Community...