College Horizons Recorded Webinars
This webinar will focus on the College Horizons Host Institutions for our 2012 CH workshops; Kenyon College located in Gambier, OH and The University of Pennsylvania (UPENN) located in Philadelphia, PA.
Watch this webinar for a peek a:
- What these institutions have to offer Native students
- What is unique about each of these schools
- Why they’re excited to be hosting College Horizons this summer
- General info about what makes each of these institutions terrific in their own right.
- Recorded Q&A Session
Join us as Carmen Lopez, Executive Director of College Horizons co-hosts this webinar with guests Adrienne Amador, Assistant Director of Admission at Kenyon College,Tina Frogoso, Assistant Director of Opportunity and Access & Coordinator of Native American Recruitment at UPENN and Megan Red Shirt-Shaw, Admission Counselor at UPENN.
CH Informational Webinar for Prospective Applicants, from 12/7/2011
This webinar is designed to give potential applicants an idea of:
- What we do during the six days of the program
- When and where the programs are being held this summer
- How you or students you know can apply
- The cost of our program and how to apply for financial aid to attend the program
- How about 60% of admitted students receive tuition and/or travel assistance to attend our programs each year
- Q & A with the Director of the Program
Featured Speakers: Carmen Lopez, EdM, Executive Director of College & Graduate Horizons and Hillary Abe, Coord. of Recruitment for College & Graduate Horizons.
The College Board & College Horizons Present:
Native American Communities: Effective Education Strategies, from 11/22/2011
This recorded webinar focuses on college planning and admissions for high school students, strategies and resources for high school counselors on the admissions process, students transitioning to college (including challenges and strategies for success), and suggestions for parents on how to help their children in the college process. The speaker will also offer thoughts on educational issues with respect to the millennial Native student and the communities, culture, and Nations that they come from.
Introduction by Karen Francis-Begay, M.A. (Navajo), Special Advisor to the President on Native American Affairs, The University of Arizona and Trustee, The College Board
Presented by Carmen Lopez, EdM (Navajo), Executive Director, College Horizons & Graduate Horizons