Customizing Orientation for Transfer Students

September 2, 2011

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Overview

Learn how to customize orientation for your transfer student population.

An estimated 60 percent of college graduates will have attended more than one institution in the course of their undergraduate experience. With community college enrollment increasing dramatically nationwide, recruiting and retaining transfer students at four-year institutions has become a priority among university administrators. It is vital for administrators to work collaboratively across campus toward creating a transfer-friendly culture to better serve this emerging population at their institutions.

Join us for a webcast that will address the pressing issues surrounding transfer student orientation. Focusing on the experience of two practitioners, this webcast will provide an overview of considerations for customizing your transfer-student orientation program.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Directors, assistant directors, and coordinators of transfer student success, as well as directors, assistant directors, and coordinators of orientation programs, will benefit from this program. Administrators responsible for the coordination of transfer student orientation, ongoing transfer student programming and success, and transfer student advising will benefit and are encouraged to attend, as well as those responsible for overseeing the programmatic and advising needs of other special student populations. This program is specifically designed for those institutions with little experience with transfer students or those institutions that are experiencing a growing transfer student population.

Agenda

Learning Outcome:

LEARNING OUTCOME

After attending this program, attendees will be able to identify the needs of their transfer students and coordinate a valuable orientation program customized for this student population.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

1:00 - 2:30 p.m. EST

Creating a successful transfer student orientation
- Understanding what transfers want in an orientation program
- Planning for a successful orientation
- Assessing orientation learning outcomes
Extending orientation through welcome week
Scaling considerations for orientation programs
Incorporating a virtual or online component into orientation

Want more information about this event?

Contact Erin E. Swietlik, Conference Director if you'd like additional information about the program agenda.

Instructors

Diane Schmitz, Ed.D.,

Director of Commuter and Transfer Student Life

Seattle University

Diane oversees the three-time national award-winning Collegia Program, which has served as a model for similar programs in the US and Canada. The Collegia Program creates learning communities for commuter and transfer students that provide a sense of belonging and a broader educational experience. Diane has 12 years of experience developing successful orientation programs for transfer, non-traditional, and graduate students as well as in multicultural competency development for students, staff, and faculty and organizational change. She has presented on these topics at regional and national conferences and served as a consultant with other universities. Diane’s doctoral research focused on the experiences of transfer students of color with student affairs professionals.

Charlene Stinard

Director of Transfer and Transition Services

University of Central Florida

With more than 21 years working in higher education, Charlene has served as a faculty member, associate university registrar, and associate director of undergraduate admissions. Now at UCF as director of transfer and transition services, she promotes the academic preparation and transition of more than 10,000 transfer students who enroll each year at UCF, and serves as an advocate for their retention and graduation. Charlene has presented on the subject of transfer students at numerous national and regional conferences, has won national awards for her office’s work with transfer students, and is co-author of “Networks for Transfer Success,” published in the Journal of Applied Research for Community Colleges.

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$350.00

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