Higher Education
e-Digest
Volume 7 / Issue 10
July 29, 2019
In This Issue:
SPOTLIGHT: Fostering Student Success through First-Year Programs

Moving from high school to college can be a challenging time, as it comes with significant changes. Many colleges and universities have programs dedicated to helping their first-year students adjust to this transition. Now is a great time to start thinking about how you can support students who will be transitioning to college during the new school year. Use the resources below to learn more.

 

FROM THE CENTER

FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS

116 Colleges and $3.7M in Scholarships: The Antoinette Love Story
U.S. Department of Education

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
NEW RESOURCES

American Council of Trustees and Alumni and University of Maryland School of Public Health

State University of New York and City University of New York

Trust for America's Health

The Education Trust

ITHAKA S+R

Pell Institute and PennAhead

International Town & Gown Association
IN THE NEWS

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RECENT RESEARCH

Elliott, A. N., et al. (July 2019). Journal of College Counseling

Kutscher, E. L., & Tuckwiller, E. D. (2019). Journal of Diversity in Higher Education

Levy, B. L., Owens, A., & Sampson, R. J. (May 2019). Sociology of Education

Riggs, S. A., et al. (July 2019). Journal of College Counseling

Schmidt, C. K., Raque-Bogdan, T. L., & Hollern, E. A. (July 2019). Journal of College Counseling

Schudde, L., & Brown, R. S. (May 2019). Sociology of Education

Wallis, A. L., Gretz, D. P., Rings, J. A., & Eberle, K. M. (July 2019). Journl of College Counseling

West, M. T., & Maffini, C. S. (July 2019). Journal of College Counseling
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

Webinars and Online Learning

Thursday, August 22, 2019, 1-2 PM ET
National Judicial College

Conferences

August 17, 2019, Charlotte, NC
October 19, 2019, Los Angeles, CA
November 8, 2019, New York, NY
Campus Pride

October 28-31, New Orleans, LA
Consortium for Student Retention Data Exchange

December 12-14, 2019, Phoenix, AZ
CCA

March 18-19, 2020, Ann Arbor, MI
University of Michigan Depression Center

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