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Professional Development

The Philadelphia College Prep Roundtable (PCPR) provides opportunities for practitioners and advocates to acquire and develop the knowledge and skills which allow them to advise students in a responsive and responsible manner, display professionalism and apply sound principles of college advising. PCPR endeavors to connect a variety of college advising professionals and volunteers/mentors to information and resources which are timely, useful and relevant.

Click on the links below to learn about upcoming and past activities.

The Philadelphia College Prep Roundtable seeks to strengthen a community of college access and success practitioners who believe in the potential of all individuals and help students navigate the path to and through higher education. We provide tools,resources and opportunities for discourse; support leadership development in the field; and seek to bridge the gap between policy, research and practice in the area of college access and completion.

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PCPR Current & Past Professional Developments

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Save the Dates: PCPR Meetings & Profeslional Developments

  • 1/16/20: Online Pop Up Network Meeting
  • 2/15/20: FAFSA Completion Community Service at the Free Library of Philadelphia (1901 Vine St)
  • 2/20/20: “PA Foster Care and College Education” – Network Meeting
  • 3/19/20: “Financing Higher Ed” Professional Development for the professional and advocate
  • 4/16/20: “Closing the Communications Gap between College Access, Admissions, and Financial Aid” Professional Networking
  • 5/21/20: “Student Poverty at the College Level” Professional Development

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“Continuing the Courageous Conversation: Policy, Strategy and Action”

 

We received feedback that there was still a need for continued conversation, but it was also time to start to create action plans to ensure the success of all students. This conference took a look at “special populations” and how policy shapes the experiences of these populations on college campuses.

Highlighted Target Groups

  • Immigrants
  • LGBQT Students
  • Students w/ Disabilities
  • Students who are Parenting
  • Black & Latino Males
  • Non-traditional Students – Adult Learners and Veterans

 

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