Council of National School Counseling and College Access Organizations

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David Hawkins

Presentation from the NACAC 2017 National Conference with an overview of the Council

Education

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D11:
The Council: Finishing What
Michelle Obama Started
Panel Presentation

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Presenters:
• David Hawkins, NACAC
• Eric Sparks, American School Counselor Association (ASCA)
• Alice Anne Bailey, SREB: Go Alliance

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The Council of National School Counseling
and College Access Organizations

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schoolcounselingcollegeaccess.org

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Council Collaboration
• Joint research
• Advocacy
• Coordination of work
• Resource sharing/communication

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Key Findings from Council research: Common
Elements of Graduate Coursework
• Postsecondary counseling: planning educational pathways beyond K-12
• Academic success: coursework advising
• Program administration/leadership
• Financial advising: college affordability and financial aid
• Postsecondary success: navigating the postsecondary experience

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Next Steps for Council research:
• Raise awareness of the research among professionals and other stakeholders,
including policymakers.
• Identify additions or other essential components not included in this scan.
• Begin to identify areas of agreement for the purpose of advancing a conversation
about core competencies.
• Identify next steps in further advancing support for both pre- and in-service
training for school counselors and college access professionals

#NACAC17
DISCUSSION
• Thoughts about developing core competencies
• Thoughts about what is needed in terms of pre-service education/training
• Thoughts about what is needed in terms of in-service education/training
• What challenges that you face could the Council help address?
• Other ideas for Council action?

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 College Access and
Success Research
 State, Agency, and
Institutional Policy
 Student and Family
Support Programs
 Communications
Campaigns

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College &
Career
Readiness
Academic
Career
Social/
Emotional

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ASCA National Model (pp. 93-95)

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ASCA U
College Admissions
Specialist

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Council of National School Counseling and College Access Organizations

1. #NACAC17 D11: The Council: Finishing What Michelle Obama Started Panel Presentation

2. #NACAC17 Presenters: • David Hawkins, NACAC • Eric Sparks, American School Counselor Association (ASCA) • Alice Anne Bailey, SREB: Go Alliance

3. #NACAC17 The Council of National School Counseling and College Access Organizations

4. #NACAC17 schoolcounselingcollegeaccess.org

5. #NACAC17

6. #NACAC17 Council Collaboration • Joint research • Advocacy • Coordination of work • Resource sharing/communication

7. #NACAC17

8. #NACAC17 Key Findings from Council research: Common Elements of Graduate Coursework • Postsecondary counseling: planning educational pathways beyond K-12 • Academic success: coursework advising • Program administration/leadership • Financial advising: college affordability and financial aid • Postsecondary success: navigating the postsecondary experience

9. #NACAC17 Next Steps for Council research: • Raise awareness of the research among professionals and other stakeholders, including policymakers. • Identify additions or other essential components not included in this scan. • Begin to identify areas of agreement for the purpose of advancing a conversation about core competencies. • Identify next steps in further advancing support for both pre- and in-service training for school counselors and college access professionals

10. #NACAC17 DISCUSSION • Thoughts about developing core competencies • Thoughts about what is needed in terms of pre-service education/training • Thoughts about what is needed in terms of in-service education/training • What challenges that you face could the Council help address? • Other ideas for Council action?

11. #NACAC17  College Access and Success Research  State, Agency, and Institutional Policy  Student and Family Support Programs  Communications Campaigns

12. #NACAC17

13. #NACAC17 College & Career Readiness Academic Career Social/ Emotional

14. #NACAC17

15. #NACAC17

16. #NACAC17

17. #NACAC17 ASCA National Model (pp. 93-95)

18. #NACAC17 CCR Program Goals CCR Data

19. #NACAC17 ASCA Position Statements

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