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Student Equity Plan Institute
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Don't miss the Center for Urban Education's Student Equity Plan Institute designed to help community colleges create their student equity plans. The two day event will include dynamic keynote presentations and breakout sessions that will provide tools to set goals, diagnose equity gaps in student outcomes, develop cost-effective interventions, and adopt leadership strategies to embed equity practices.
The event is designed for team or committee attendance, with the basic registration package including up to five people. Attendees will gain the knowledge needed to create their Student Equity Plan and have time, guided by professional facilitators, to collaborate with others from their college to draft strong elements of their plans. Teams or committees who attend will leave the event with a complete outline of their Student Equity Plan. NOTE: The event will be limited to 20 campuses. Register now!
Where: The Omni Hotel, Los Angeles, CA
Who: California Community College Student Equity Plan Committees/Plan Development Teams
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Registration Type: Team
The event is designed for campus teams, and it is recommended that no fewer than three people attend. The registration fee includes attendance for up to 5 people for both days of the institute. Additional attendees can be added to the team. There is no individual registration option.
Team Registration - up to 5 people:
Early Bird, April 8 - April 30: $2,995
Standard, May 1 - May 23: $3,595
Additional Attendee(s) (available only with team registration): $499
Accommodations: Discount rooms will be available at the event hotel. Please indicate which nights you'll be interested in staying when you register.
Registration includes breakfast and lunch on both days of the institute.
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Dr. Estela Mara Bensimon and Dr. Alicia C. Dowd, Center for Urban Education (CUE) co-directors and professors of education at USC, will lead the institute, which is co-sponsored by the Community College League of California (CCLC). The institute builds on presentations by Dr. Bensimon (March 14th) and by Dr. Dowd (November 22nd) at CCLC events in the Bay Area. CUE is working with community college leaders to design the institute's curriculum to address the need for equity plans that lead to equitable practices and student outcomes.
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Center for Urban Education
Rossier School of Education
University of Southern California
Waite Phillps Hall, Suite 702
Los Angeles, California 90089
Tel: 213 740-5202 Fax: 213 740-3889 http://cue.usc.edu
  
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