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“Changing Education Paradigms”
December 19th, 2012 @ 12pm-3pmHighlights and our thanks!
Academy of Environmental Leadership Academy of Hospitality & Tourism ACORN High School Automotive High School Aviation High School, LIC Boys & Girls High School Brooklyn International High School Brooklyn Technical High School Bushwick Leaders High School Bushwick School for Social Justice Cobble Hill School of American Studies Frances Perkins Academy High School Greendot New York Charter School High School for Construction Trades, English & Architecture Progress High School for Professional Careers Secondary School of Law School for International Studies School For Legal Studies Science Skills Center High School for Science, Technology and the Creative Arts Transit Tech CTE High School Urban Assembly Schools for Criminal Justice Vangard High School Williamsburg Charter High School Williamsburg Charter High School for Architecture & Design Young Adult Borough Center
Keynote Speaker Felipe Luciano Greetings from Dr. Bonne
August, PhD Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs
Ms. McDonald, Accounts Payable Staff NYCCT
Ms. Henry, Former College Now Student
Ms. F. Meier, Senior Ed. Manager of College Board
Anthony Heyward, Let’s Get Ready Representative
Admissions Representatives, NYACK
“We know that nationally, African Americans and Hispanics are statistically underrepresented in the science, technology and mathematics fields, as are women in general, and we want to create career pathways for them. This means enhancing mentoring and support …creating new scholarship opportunities," ... “Ultimately, all of our students will benefit from these efforts.”
“The Cultural Matrix from which we come?...Do we know it?”-Felipe Luciano at the
New York City College of Technology Office of Collaborative Pre-College Programs:
Bi-Annual High School Partner Conference, Wednesday, December 19, 2012
“You can not save those of whom you are afraid”-Felipe Luciano at the
New York City College of Technology Office of Collaborative Pre-College Programs:
Bi-Annual High School Partner Conference, Wednesday, December 19, 2012
GENERAL TOPICS COVERED
Important College Now Information
Liaison’s roles, pay, and responsibilities
Spring 2013 Calendar and course schedule (MCF)
College Now: Recruits, Accepts, Notifies and Supports Students
All Courses require ELA of 75+ or Math Pre-requisites
The Pre-College Program Student
STEP and College Now Spring SAT Prep (STEP & LGR)
FAQS
How to become a partner? How do students get their
final grades? How does a liaison get
assigned to us? How do we pay liaisons? Where are courses held? How do students apply? Why do we need social
security numbers? What happens if a student
doesn’t have one? What makes a student right
for Pre-College programs?
All College Now partner requests are vetted through the programs Central Office staff. The school’s geographic location and proximity to a College Now campus will play an important role in determining the ‘right’ College Now partner for your school. Additional factors such as a school’s theme as well as the maintenance of University-wide goals and priorities are also taken into consideration. New partnerships requests are reviewed twice a year: March 1st for fall enrollment and October 1st for spring enrollment.
Contact Us for more information or to request a CN Partnership Request Form.
High school principals identify the liaison in writing
Liaisons maintain communication with College Now program Potential and current students
Liaisons support the College Now application process.
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If the application is successful, you will receive the New York State Vendor ID and login information (to the NYS vendor self-service web site) from Statewide Financial System (SFS) directly. Lack of required documentation may delay the issuance of future purchase orders and/or payments.
Please download and complete the CUNY Vendor Registration Form at the below web site. http://www.osc.state.ny.us/vendor_management/forms.htm
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“How to identify the right precollege programs student?
•Motivated•Willing•Open-minded•Responsible
The right precollege programs student is …
• Has Good Attendance
• Is “consistent”
• Gives no excuses
• Shows interest• Perseveres
The right precollege programs student …
The right precollege programs student has good Time
Management and …
Excels in English …
College Board Presentation
What is a College Bound Student?
•A willingness to learn•Committed •Self starter•Goal oriented•Participates in enrichment activities•Teacher recommendations•Parent involvement•CUNY college goal
How do we define a College Bound student? = (not overwhelming an over subscribed student )
Our Thanks!
