HECA 2016: Getting to Know You: The Purpose of Each College Application EssayRebecca Joseph
Getting to Know You: The Purpose of Each College Application Essay. In this panel two college admissions officers and two IECs will talk about the role of the entire application essay package in the admissions process. Both admissions officers on our panel come from colleges with several supplemental essay prompts that push applicants to reveal unique qualities they will offer colleges and vice versa. We will share strategies from both sides of the desk about what IECs can do to help students prepare an entire package of essays.
Rebecca Joseph, Independent Educational Consultant, Professor, Get Me To College; Chuck Bachman, Senior Associate Director of Admissions, Lafayette College Jessica DeSantis, Senior Associate Director of Admissions, Lehigh University, Cyndy McDonald, Independent Educational Consultant, Guided Path Location: Maestro B Tuesday, June 21 at 11:40 a.m.
HECA 2016: Getting to Know You: The Purpose of Each College Application EssayRebecca Joseph
Getting to Know You: The Purpose of Each College Application Essay. In this panel two college admissions officers and two IECs will talk about the role of the entire application essay package in the admissions process. Both admissions officers on our panel come from colleges with several supplemental essay prompts that push applicants to reveal unique qualities they will offer colleges and vice versa. We will share strategies from both sides of the desk about what IECs can do to help students prepare an entire package of essays.
Rebecca Joseph, Independent Educational Consultant, Professor, Get Me To College; Chuck Bachman, Senior Associate Director of Admissions, Lafayette College Jessica DeSantis, Senior Associate Director of Admissions, Lehigh University, Cyndy McDonald, Independent Educational Consultant, Guided Path Location: Maestro B Tuesday, June 21 at 11:40 a.m.
University of Washington Study Abroad Application Tips and Basicsuwbstudyabroad
A brief overview of the process of applying to University of Washington Faculty-led Study Abroad Programs, as seen from the University of Washington Bothell
An introduction to the MYP Personal Project. Includes a visual representation of the year and the Personal Project cycle. Also, advice on drafting highly challenging goals based on the MYP Personal Project Teacher Support Materials.
This is my April 23, 2016 presentation at Downtown Collaborative College Fair. It addresses a wide variety of strategies to pick the right college starting in 9th-11th grade.
University of Washington Study Abroad Application Tips and Basicsuwbstudyabroad
A brief overview of the process of applying to University of Washington Faculty-led Study Abroad Programs, as seen from the University of Washington Bothell
An introduction to the MYP Personal Project. Includes a visual representation of the year and the Personal Project cycle. Also, advice on drafting highly challenging goals based on the MYP Personal Project Teacher Support Materials.
This is my April 23, 2016 presentation at Downtown Collaborative College Fair. It addresses a wide variety of strategies to pick the right college starting in 9th-11th grade.
A Mile in Their Shoes: Building Empathy Through Experience MapsmStoner, Inc.
The college choice process is highly emotional, fraught with anxiety, and influenced by many sources of information. As marketing and enrollment professionals, we must understand the factors that drive this important choice — as well as the thoughts and emotions our target audiences experience — in order to develop empathy for the groups that we serve.
Would you like a tool to help navigate these challenges?
Enter the experience map — a powerful tool that: represents your, audience’s story, draws key stakeholders together, uncovers major process gaps, and guides your priorities and activities.
During this webinar, you’ll understand the basics of experience mapping, learn the seven benefits of an experience map, and discover how it can impact your enrollment and marketing strategy.
We’ll showcase examples from institutions that uncovered major process and content gaps as a result of experience mapping, causing them to lose their top applicants. We promise — the results will shock you.
Download the on demand presentation: http://offers.mstoner.com/a-mile-in-their-shoes-building-empathy-through-experience-maps
Map It Out: The Path to Better Digital Engagement with ProspectsmStoner, Inc.
No matter the size of your institution, digital enrollment marketing and communications comes with challenges: competing priorities, schedule and budget limitations, an abundance of (good and bad) ideas for digital next steps, and a variety of stakeholders and subject-matter experts who all want a say in what ends up on the website.
Wouldn’t it be great if there was one tool that could help you navigate all of these challenges? One living artifact you could point to and say: That’s why we’re doing it this way!
Enter the experience map.
Experience maps are graphical representations of the interactions individuals have with a product or service. They’re effective tools for developing empathy and understanding for your target audience by highlighting their thoughts, feelings, and actions as they seek to accomplish a task, such as applying to your institution.
The path to better digital engagement with your prospective student audience starts with an experience map. When you understand what information your target audience is looking for, when they’re looking for it, how they’re searching, and why, you’re able to identify areas needing improvement in engagement, content creation, and so much more.
Your website is your institution’s No. 1 recruiting tool and marketing channel. When it comes to planning a site redesign or implementing changes and enhancements to your site, an experience map will be your most valuable tool.
During the webinar, we’ll show you seven ways an experience map can improve engagement with prospective students. You’ll learn how to use an experience map to:
Create stakeholder alignment.
Develop user-centered content.
Capture institutional knowledge.
Prioritize your efforts.
Applications from the city of Chicago for Knox and Lake Forest College have grown exponentially due to the relationships built and established between admissions and high school counseling staffs.The panel will highlight building and maintaining collaborative relationships between high school and college counselors as well as community based organizations to effectively work with students and their families on developing successful applications and transitions to college from the city of Chicago.
Content Planning and Delivery for higher edmStoner, Inc.
Planning, organizing, and maintaining college and university web content is challenging. Competing priorities, resource limitations and siloed departments all have the potential to derail content projects.
Whether you’re preparing for a large-scale website redesign, a capital campaign microsite, or just refreshing a few key pages, you want to get the right content to the right audience on time and on budget.
During the webinar, we'll share practical examples and techniques that you can use to avoid common pitfalls of content delivery for your next project. You'll learn:
Which content questions to ask early in your project
What roles you need to consistently produce quality content
The pros and cons of centralized and decentralized content creation
How to prioritize when you have large amounts of content to create or review
How to plan for a workflow that incorporates faculty review
Finding a Job in Public Education Workshop for University of Victoria Teacher...Andrew Jang
Graduating from UVIC soon? It's time to learn how to find a job in British Columbia's public schools. The education sector is fragmented into 60 employers, but you can find every single employment opportunity on one website, www.makeafuture.ca. Learn what the education sector has to offer and the nuances behind the application process.
• How to research internships
• What employers are looking for in interns
• What questions to ask yourself when searching for an internship
• How to get information about an internship
• What should you do when you receive an internship offer
• How do you prepare to begin your new internship
Counselors advise students in choosing a career and college major to consider their personality, interests, and skills. New 2012 labor statistics and parents nudge students
toward promising careers with high demand, high pay, and moderate education requirements. Presenters discuss effective self-discovery tools, identify top jobs for the future, and reconcile the countervailing forces to help high school and college counselors guide students in choosing a college for a viable rewarding career and major for the emerging decade.
Overview of the Graduate School Application ProcessDr. Molly Morin
Several components are involved in the graduate school application process. This presentation provides an overview of these many components including: reasons for going to graduate school, finding fit, application materials, personal statement advice, requesting a letter of recommendation, and more!
Finding a Teaching Job in BC Public Schools and First Nations Schools | SFU E...Andrew Jang
BC public schools districts utilize Makeafuture.ca to recruit teachers. These slides provide an inside look as to what school districts look for when recruiting teachers, and what types of positions are demand.
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"Tips for Writing Powerful College Application Essays: Dr. Rebecca Joseph, Associate Professor at California State
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High school students can build powerful college lists. Here are some tips to help. I recommend a 4x4 approach. Four Cal States, Four UCs, Four Privates, Four Scholarship.s You can adapt this approach to your students.
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This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
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Choosing A Career and Supporting Your Child In College
1. Choosing A Career and
Supporting Your Child In College
Rebecca Joseph, PhD
2. Interests, Values, &
Personality
• What do you like to do? To study? To know about?
• What do you believe in? What’s important to you?
• What kind of person are you? How do you relate to others
and the world around you?
• How might these connect to majors and activities in college?
3. Skills and Abilities
• What are your academic strengths?
• What skills have you gained from jobs, volunteering, or
internships? What would you like to learn to do?
• How might these connect to majors and careers?
4. Researching Majors and
Careers
• In high school and college, talk to academic advisors
• In high school, get involved in pathways and electives.
• In high school, take college classes and apply for special job
shadowing programs and internships.
• In college, talk to people in the major: juniors and seniors,
graduate students, faculty members
• In college, take a wide variety of classes. Considering
majoring and minoring. Double major.
• Use your summers and breaks to explore.
• Use all kinds of free resources on your college campus and
online
7. Bureau of Labor Statistics:
Career Readinesshttp://www.bls.gov/k12/
8. College Boards: Eight Videos
for Finding Majors and Careers
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/explore-careers/college-majors/8-
video-tips-for-finding-majors-and-careers
Take an easy first semester or quarter.
Research professors.
Visit professors during office hours.
Consider minors and certificates.
Get involved.
Sports Affinity Groups
Newspaper Passions
Admissions Office
Get a job that builds your resume….work with a professor. work for a program.
Summers Take A Year to Plan. Go to Career and Internship Office and See What They Post
Contact Local Alumni. See Where You Can Go. Ask Professors. Find Programs. You can work for Upward Bound. Keep building your resume.
The Intern Queen says you need eight to 10 activities and internships on your resume by the time you graduate.
Find allies….find programs for your interests. Pre-law. Pre-health. Find advising for your major.
Formal offices
Student Groups
Summer Programs
So many free resources on campus
Take advantage of them.
Support your teams.
Happy news.
Even if they don’t understand what you’re studying, they want to know what you’re doing. And how you’re doing.