Independent scholars
Copyright (c) 2011 by Simone G. Polk All Rights ReservedThis program may not be copied in whole or in part without the written consent of Simone G. Polk.
Independent Scholars NetworkPresented bySimone G. PolkAssistant Vice President, Student ServicesSonseeahray D. Ross-BigbeeGraduate Assistant, SAHEDoris EdelmannMontgomery County Children Services Adrian M. McLemoreWSU Student & Independent Scholar
Presentation Outline Welcome/IntroductionsWSU Independent Scholars Network Independent Scholar Qualifications ISN Program Elements WSU Campus Support/Resources The ISN Teams Benefit to Students Expected Outcomes Closing Remarks Contact Information
Independent Scholars NetworkMissionThe Wright State University Independent Scholars Network exists to provide resources and services which enhance the academic and social-cultural experiences of a student who emancipates from foster care into higher education.VisionWright State University will be known as a national model for transforming the lives of Independent Scholars as they prepare to participate in and engage with diverse and global communities around the world.
Independent Scholars NetworkValueStudents We value students and will carefully identify services and support to match individual needs.AchievementWe value achievement and recognize that students are unique and will rise to meet and exceed standards of excellence on an individual basis.EngagementWe value engaging students at every level of their higher education academic experience.
Independent Scholars NetworkIndependent Scholars ProgramWSU-ISN is for admitted Wright State students who have been impacted by foster care &The ISN provides a “bridge” for students who emancipate from foster care or disengaged from the adoption process into their new home at WSU
Independent Scholars NetworkIndependent Scholar QualificationsMust complete FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid ) (02/15/11)Must take the ACT/SATMust complete admission applicationMust be accepted to the universityReview Website/ISN ChecklistComplete Online Contact Information
Independent Scholars NetworkIndependent Scholars Program ElementsFirst Year ExperienceSecond Year ExperienceThird Year ExperienceFourth Year Experience
Independent Scholars NetworkWSU Campus Support & ResourcesOffice of the Vice President for Student Affairs 	(Ohio REACH Liaisons) 	Residence Services	Student Support Services	Office of Disability Services	Counseling & Wellness Services Enrollment Management Division	Undergraduate Admissions	Office of Financial Aid	Office of the Registrar	Office of the BursarUniversity College	First Year Experience and Academic Advising & Transfer 	Services CHOICES, Inc. & Youth Engaged for Success, Inc.Youth Engaged for Success, Inc./The Ohio Benefit BankThe WSU Friendship Food Pantry 
Independent Scholars NetworkExample of ISN Teams	WSU ISN Leadership Team	ISN Committee	ISN Living & Learning Team
Independent Scholars NetworkBenefit to Student ParticipantsPiece of MindPersonal GrowthExtended FamilyAchieve Academic ExcellenceKnowledge/Access to Campus 	Services & ResourcesEngagement & Involvement  Networking OpportunitiesLeadership OpportunitiesResume BuilderPrepare for the Future
Independent Scholars NetworkExpected OutcomesBridge Campus & Community Connections
Reinforce Academic Success
Build Social Cultural Awareness
Enhance Leadership Potential
Prepare for Career/Employment

Wright State Independent Scholars

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    Copyright (c) 2011by Simone G. Polk All Rights ReservedThis program may not be copied in whole or in part without the written consent of Simone G. Polk.
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    Independent Scholars NetworkPresentedbySimone G. PolkAssistant Vice President, Student ServicesSonseeahray D. Ross-BigbeeGraduate Assistant, SAHEDoris EdelmannMontgomery County Children Services Adrian M. McLemoreWSU Student & Independent Scholar
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    Presentation Outline Welcome/IntroductionsWSUIndependent Scholars Network Independent Scholar Qualifications ISN Program Elements WSU Campus Support/Resources The ISN Teams Benefit to Students Expected Outcomes Closing Remarks Contact Information
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    Independent Scholars NetworkMissionTheWright State University Independent Scholars Network exists to provide resources and services which enhance the academic and social-cultural experiences of a student who emancipates from foster care into higher education.VisionWright State University will be known as a national model for transforming the lives of Independent Scholars as they prepare to participate in and engage with diverse and global communities around the world.
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    Independent Scholars NetworkValueStudentsWe value students and will carefully identify services and support to match individual needs.AchievementWe value achievement and recognize that students are unique and will rise to meet and exceed standards of excellence on an individual basis.EngagementWe value engaging students at every level of their higher education academic experience.
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    Independent Scholars NetworkIndependentScholars ProgramWSU-ISN is for admitted Wright State students who have been impacted by foster care &The ISN provides a “bridge” for students who emancipate from foster care or disengaged from the adoption process into their new home at WSU
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    Independent Scholars NetworkIndependentScholar QualificationsMust complete FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid ) (02/15/11)Must take the ACT/SATMust complete admission applicationMust be accepted to the universityReview Website/ISN ChecklistComplete Online Contact Information
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    Independent Scholars NetworkIndependentScholars Program ElementsFirst Year ExperienceSecond Year ExperienceThird Year ExperienceFourth Year Experience
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    Independent Scholars NetworkWSUCampus Support & ResourcesOffice of the Vice President for Student Affairs (Ohio REACH Liaisons) Residence Services Student Support Services Office of Disability Services Counseling & Wellness Services Enrollment Management Division Undergraduate Admissions Office of Financial Aid Office of the Registrar Office of the BursarUniversity College First Year Experience and Academic Advising & Transfer Services CHOICES, Inc. & Youth Engaged for Success, Inc.Youth Engaged for Success, Inc./The Ohio Benefit BankThe WSU Friendship Food Pantry 
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    Independent Scholars NetworkExampleof ISN Teams WSU ISN Leadership Team ISN Committee ISN Living & Learning Team
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    Independent Scholars NetworkBenefitto Student ParticipantsPiece of MindPersonal GrowthExtended FamilyAchieve Academic ExcellenceKnowledge/Access to Campus Services & ResourcesEngagement & Involvement Networking OpportunitiesLeadership OpportunitiesResume BuilderPrepare for the Future
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    Independent Scholars NetworkExpectedOutcomesBridge Campus & Community Connections
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Editor's Notes

  • #10 Year 1: Moving In, Campus Connections & Transformation Building Bridges -- The University Community and “U” Academic SupportLife SkillsEmployment on Campus – Preparing for the FutureYear 2: Networking & LeadershipAcademic SupportLeadership & AmbassadorshipService LearningGoal Setting, Career Orientation & ExplorationBuilding Bridges – Networking with the External CommunityExploring International Study Abroad OpportunitiesYear 3: Global ConnectednessAcademics – Preparing for Continuing Education & Graduate SchoolBuilding Leadership Skills in Student OrganizationsYour International ConnectionProfessional Internships & Practicum ExperiencesYear 4: Moving On!Visioning and Creating the Pathway to the Future!Emphasis on Career Services (Internships, Practicum’s, Externships, Resumes and Interviewing)Exploring Where Do I Professionally Fit In?Preparing for the Graduate School/GRE/MCAT/MAT/LSAT ExperienceEmployment vs. Careers