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Please
join the College Board Advocacy & Policy Center's National Office for
School Counselor Advocacy (NOSCA) as we continue our fall series of
webinars. These 60-minute, content-packed webinars will provide
participants with the information, knowledge and skills to ensure that all
students — especially underrepresented student populations — are college
and career ready.
It's not too late — registration is still open for this week's
webinar on college and career readiness.
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Tools and Resources to Meet the Needs of Young Men of
Color
Wednesday, Nov.
28, 2012, 1–2 p.m. EST
Moderator:
• Jennifer
Dunn, Director, The College Board, NOSCA
Panelists:
• Nancy
Barile, Teacher, Revere High School
• Alfredo
Martinez, 11th-Grade Student, Revere High School
• Jose
Padilla, 11th-Grade Student, Revere High School
• Rawlings
Toglan, 12th-Grade Student, Revere High School
• William
Truong, 12th-Grade Student, Revere High School
Gain insights into the knowledge, skills and transformative practices
necessary to effectively assist the young men of color in your school.
Learn how to use the workbook that accompanies the Transforming the Educational
Experience of Young Men of Color Journal (both downloadable on the NOSCA website)
to encourage dialogue about the needs and experiences of young men of
color. Hear from students as they share their stories, challenges and
hopes for the future.
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Interested
in obtaining more information, knowledge and skills to enable college and
career readiness?
Sign up for the last webinar in our fall 2012 series:
School Counselors
and FAFSA Completion: Systemic Best Practices to Increase FAFSA Submissions
and Completions in Your School
Dec. 12, 2012, 1–2 p.m. EST
Register now
You can also view our archive of past webinars.
Download the PowerPoint presentations or listen to
the recordings.
Please share this information with your colleagues.
For more professional development, join us in the Big Easy for our annual
conference, Destination Equity 2013,
at the New Orleans Marriott in the heart of the
French Quarter. Register today.
We appreciate your support.
Pat Martin
Assistant Vice President
The College Board
National Office for School Counselor Advocacy (NOSCA)
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