The Partner College Weekly, Sept 29, 2021

Sept 29, 2021

The Partner College Weekly

ACTION REQUIRED

EVR template for the Fall Semester - Due Oct 1st

Please watch this video tutorial if you are new to the EVR process.

Click here to download the EVR template for the Fall Semester or Quarter 1 Term depending on your school's system.

Please do not modify or change the template/tabs in any way, other than inputting your data on the second tab.

Upload the Template

Upload the completed data report file no later than October 1st via this secure Dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/request/VKyS3Qq3s2Xh5hLULYAD

Award Payments and Refunds

Award payments will be wired to the PC within 30 days after EVR submission.

Update contact details to receive TheDream.US Promotional Materials - Due Oct 1st

We are excited to launch our 2022-23 National and Opportunity Scholarship rounds and need your help in kick-starting our promotional efforts.

By Friday, October 1: Review this shared GOOGLE FORM with the name and mailing address of the person to whom we should send your PC Promotional package (note: this list is from 2019). Use the dropdown options in Column A to indicate whether your college’s info is correct (no changes made) or updated (you can make changes directly in the document).

If column A for your college is still blank after 10/1, we will ship to the Scholar Advisor and the last address we have on file.

Scholar Programming

Immigration Q&A with Dan Berger

Thurs 9/30 at 8 pm ET

To keep Scholars informed about recent DACA and TPS policy changes and help answer their immigration questions, Dan Berger will lead our Immigration Q&A on Thurs, Sept 30th.

In Case You Missed It

Oct 7: Rapid Response Briefing on Proposed DACA Rule and How Campuses Can Engage

Join us, The Presidents' Alliance, Center for Immigrants' Rights Clinic at Penn State Law, Center for Immigration Law and Policy at UCLA, and Curran, Berger & Kludt for a one-hour Rapid Response Briefing: Proposed Rule to Fortify DACA and Higher Ed Engagement.

Speakers will address the legal context and implications of the proposed rule, what it means for current and prospective DACA recipients, and how campuses can engage in submitting comments. The event will also include a discussion of the prospects for legislative action regarding undocumented students and other Dreamers and the urgency for advocacy by higher education leaders and communities. Resources will be provided.

Thurs. Oct 7th

11 am PT / 2 pm ET

Virtual Conference: (Re) Emerging From COVID: Supporting Undocumented Students - Nov 13-14, 2021

When: Saturday and Sunday, November 13-14, 2021, 9am – 4pm

Cost: $350 (TheDream.US Partner Colleges get 50% off by entering this promo code CGUALLIES during registration)

COVID19 exacerbated inequities experienced by undocumented families. While there is hope in proposed immigration policies, there is a need to address the pressing issues affecting undocumented students and their families.

This virtual, 2-day conference, hosted by Claremont's School of Educational Studies, seeks to bring together educators, administrators, and advocates.

See full agenda and sign up details here.

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