Learn about ASU transfer resources and pathways

Join our keynote speaker this year, Dr. Daniel Corr, who will share his incredible journey at Arizona Western College in Yuma, Arizona and how he and his team continue to bring higher education opportunities to their rural location in Arizona.

Presenter: Dr. Daniel Corr, President Arizona Western College

Join us for this comprehensive review of the MyPath2ASU™ technology resource and discuss opportunities for partnership. Through partnering with Community Colleges across the nation and the integration of self-service transfer tools like MyPath2ASU, we’ll collaboratively increase academic preparedness, and academic outcomes, and ensure a seamless transfer experience for transfer students everywhere.

Presenters: Amber Covington, Senior Director, Collaboration and Partnership Integration Academic Alliances & Program Regional Managers Patrick Emmons and Glo Koneiczny

ASU Online - same mission, same faculty, same degree, same university! This presentation will review ASU Online, including classroom experience, student support services, tuition, scholarships, and transfer tools.

Presenters: Elizabeth McCuller, Engagement and Support Manager, Jelena Cooley, Learner Engagement and Support Coordinator, and Luis Tachiquin, Assistant Director of Recruitment EdPlus at ASU Education Core

Join us for this comprehensive review of the MyPath2ASU™ technology resource and discuss opportunities for partnership. Through partnering with Community Colleges across the nation and the integration of self-service transfer tools like MyPath2ASU, we’ll collaboratively increase academic preparedness, and academic outcomes, and ensure a seamless transfer experience for transfer students everywhere.

Presenters: Amber Covington, Senior Director, Collaboration and Partnership Integration Academic Alliances & Program Regional Managers Patrick Emmons and Glo Koneiczny

We all want our students to succeed, but how can we provide pre-health transfer students with comprehensive resources that are informative, useful, and student-centric? This presentation will share how we have designed and implemented student-centric pre-health strategies, initiatives, and materials that will be useful to you and your students. We will also provide pathway opportunities for students interested in health. We have found that our approach has yielded positive feedback from both our transfer students and colleagues who work with transfer students. We hope that by attending this session your will find resources that will make your job easier.

Presenters: Nate Wade, Ph.D., Executive Director and Assistant Research Professor Dean Niven, Assistant Director, Recruitment; ASU College of Health Solutions

Attend this session to learn more about how your students can pay for college, to understand and navigate the types of financial aid (including scholarships), and how your students can fund their college education at ASU.

Presenters: Kalani Rice, Program Manager, ASU Academic Alliances; Jennifer Ash, Associate Director ASU Admission Services

This session will introduce how Mesa Community College's College Advisor program was created and how this innovative partnership between Mesa Public Schools (largest district in Arizona) and Mesa Community College, in collaboration with the City of Mesa, supports high school seniors in their pursuits of dual enrollment credit and bachelor's degrees. The embedded advisors provide a one-stop enrollment experience at each high school to help advance students toward their goals. This model requires a single advisor to perform functions across multiple departments (outreach, recruitment, early college programs, testing, advising, orientation, etc.). Come learn how MCC is innovating to increase the college going rate among Mesa Public High School graduates.

Presenter: Arturo De La Cruz, College Advisor, Mesa Community College

Join us for this comprehensive review of the MyPath2ASU™ technology resource and discuss opportunities for partnership. Through partnering with Community Colleges across the nation and the integration of self-service transfer tools like MyPath2ASU, we’ll collaboratively increase academic preparedness, and academic outcomes, and ensure a seamless transfer experience for transfer students everywhere.

Presenters: Amber Covington, Senior Director, Collaboration and Partnership Integration Academic Alliances & Program Regional Managers Patrick Emmons and Glo Koneiczny

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the transfer coordinators from Maryland community colleges came together to collaborate and support each other through these challenging times. This soon led to the first statewide Virtual Transfer Fair and building connections between Maryland community colleges to collaborate and develop. In this session, we will provide information on how the Maryland Community College Transfer & Articulation Affinity Group was developed and how the transfer coordinators continue to use this as an opportunity to support the community colleges throughout the state through this collaboration. Presenters will provide tools to the attendees on how to create a similar collaboration group in your state, including a check list of items to consider.

Presenters: Jacqui Rogers-Frere, Coordinator of Transfer and Articulation, College of Southern Maryland; Angela M. Rhoe, Director of Strategic Alliances, Montgomery College; Ann Gamble, Director of Transfer and Degree Acceleration, The Community College of Baltimore County; Kadijat Richmond, EdD, Director of Transfer Advising, Anne Arundel Community College; Kyle Turman, Transfer Manager, Prince George's Community College

Accessing ASU has never been more flexible. ASU has multiple locations and modalities for students to complete their educational goals. Join our session to learn about In-Person (Locally and Nationally), Online/Sync choices, and about ASU's newest innovation with ASU Local.

Presenters: Annique Petit, Sr Director Academic Alliances, Jennifer Ash, Associate Director Transfer & Graduate Admissions, Taylor Pineda Director Strategic Partnerships ASU Local, Kurt Palmer Director Rural Partnerships ASU Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Elizabeth McCuller, Engagement and Support Manager

Students shouldn’t have to choose between preparing for the workforce and transferring to a university. Associate in Applied Science to Bachelor of Applied Science (AAS to BAS) pathways help students to accomplish both. Arizona State University and partnering community colleges in Arizona offer articulated pathways that allow up to 75 credits to transfer and apply toward a bachelor’s degree. Whether students choose this route from the beginning or return to school with work experience and the desire to advance their careers, these pathways merge the divide between CTE and transfer to meet workforce needs and boost educational attainment.

Presenters: Michael Voss, Dean Of Instruction, Mesa Community College; Kathy Silberman, Program Manager, Community College Engagement, ASU; Tanaya Dempsey, Director Academic Transfer Credit Solutions, ASU

Come learn about ASU’s Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation’s nursing pathways, with a focus on the Concurrent Enrollment Program (CEP) and Traditional BSN. CEP provides students with the option to complete their associates and bachelor’s degree at the same time, making this pathway an efficient and cost effective way to become a nurse. The traditional pathways is another option our students can consider upon transferring into ASU. We will share everything you need to know and more to help your future nurses!

Presenters: Roxette Vasquez, Academic Success Advising Coordinator; Lindsay Hoang, Academic Success Specialist; ASU Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation

We will be looking at Arizona’s 2020 public high school graduates who registered for Dual Enrollment courses at any of the 19 public community colleges in Arizona. We will cover: Who offers Dual Enrollment? Who enrolls in it? How successful are Dual Enrollment students? How does Dual Enrollment relate to community college to university transfer?

Presenter: Momoko Rai, Data Scientist, ASU/Helios Decision Center for Educational Excellence, Arizona State University

Join this session to Identify how an entrepreneurial approach might benefit your transfer students.The J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute at ASU provides resources that support students at any stage in their entrepreneurial journey. Participants will gain an understanding about how an entrepreneurial mindset is relevant to any student’s goal or future career and hear about the unique opportunities available to students of all majors at ASU, including free resources available on demand.

Presenter: Dr. Lauren Dunning, Director, Student Outreach and Engagement, J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute, ASU

By linking K-12 data to the state's public community colleges and universities, our Postsecondary Feedback Reports (PSFR) Portal is giving AZ schools access to data they’ve never had before. This effort to strengthen the links between high school, community colleges and universities builds upon Arizona's prior efforts to streamline community college to university transfers. By extending this to high schools, we are further strengthening these partnerships in a way that can be a model for other systems. When institutions are able to follow their students' outcomes, they can improve their decision making for future cohorts. When PSFR is used in conjunction with other data sources, educators can have more information about their school’s strengths, challenges and meet the needs of their specific students. In this session we will highlight the creation and expansion of this partnership with our K-12, community college and university partners, how the reports have evolved and improved over time, and several real-world examples of these reports being used to improve our state's education system.

Presenters: Rebecca McKay, Data Scientist, ASU Helios Decision Center for Educational Excellence; Christopher Ozuna, Strategic Data Project Fellow, ASU Helios Decision Center for Educational Excellence; Joe O'Reilly, PhD, Director, ASU Helios Decision Center for Educational Excellence

Join us during National Transfer Student Week to meet the National Partnerships Team, facilitators for academic alignment and collaboration through partnership. We’ll discuss why this work is important to us as regional managers, what’s next for these partnership efforts, and ways to connect with us! The session will end with an opportunity to meet your regional manager in a breakout session for FAQ.

Presenters: Amber Covington, Senior Director, Collaboration and Partnership Integration Academic Alliances & Program Regional Managers Patrick Emmons and Glo Koneiczny

Join us for this comprehensive review of the MyPath2ASU™ technology resource and discuss opportunities for partnership. Through partnering with Community Colleges across the nation and the integration of self-service transfer tools like MyPath2ASU, we’ll collaboratively increase academic preparedness, and academic outcomes, and ensure a seamless transfer experience for transfer students everywhere.

Presenters: Amber Covington, Senior Director, Collaboration and Partnership Integration Academic Alliances & Program Regional Managers Patrick Emmons and Glo Koneiczny

Mike earns an employer certification while in high school. Will joins the army and earns credit through military training. Lucas does an apprenticeship in systems networking specialist and earns an industry credential. Dustin's manufacturing job is eliminated due to automation. These four friends want to return to school and transfer to a university. Enter El, who works at Hawkins Community College and created a transfer/PLA program that onboards students and accelerates completion. Learn more on how PLA can help students in their transfer journey.

Presenter: Rose Rojas, Director for Curriculum and Transfer Articulation, Maricopa Community Colleges

The School for the Future of Innovation in Society is a unit of the College of Global Futures. This session will discuss the Innovation in Society undergraduate degree program as well as the three potential 4+1 accelerated programs available for students seeking a master’s degree in Innovation in Society.

Presenters: Elisha Thompson, Undergraduate Academic Advisor and Zee Wilson Graduate Recruitment and Advising Coordinator, ASU School for the Future of Innovation in Society, College of Global Futures

This session provides community college partners located outside of Arizona with helpful updates from ASU's office of Academic Alliances and national transfer data information during the first half, and a live training demo on MyPath2ASU™ during the second half of the webinar for new partners and anyone wanting a refresher on the ASU transfer suite of tools and how to best assist students interested in transferring to ASU following the completion of their associate degree.

Presenters: Annique Petit, Senior Director Community College Engagement; Kathy Silberman, Program Manager, Community College Engagement; Melanie Pshaenich, Coordinator Senior; ASU Academic Alliances; Jennifer Ash, Associate Director, ASU Transfer & Graduate Admissions; Elizabeth McCuller, ASU EdPlus Engagement and Support Manager

Join us for this comprehensive review of the MyPath2ASU™ technology resource and discuss opportunities for partnership. Through partnering with Community Colleges across the nation and the integration of self-service transfer tools like MyPath2ASU, we’ll collaboratively increase academic preparedness, and academic outcomes, and ensure a seamless transfer experience for transfer students everywhere.

Presenters: Amber Covington, Senior Director, Collaboration and Partnership Integration Academic Alliances & Program Regional Managers Patrick Emmons and Glo Koneiczny

Join us for some helpful updates from both ASU and Maricopa Community Colleges staff in the first half of this session, and MyPath2ASU™ training information during the second half, including information on the transition from MAPP to MyPath2ASU™.

Presenters: Annique Petit, Senior Director Community College Engagement; Kathy Silberman, Program Manager, Community College Engagement; Melanie Pshaenich, Coordinator Senior; ASU Academic Alliances; Jennifer Ash, Associate Director, ASU Transfer & Graduate Admissions; Elizabeth McCuller, ASU EdPlus Engagement and Support Manager; Kimberlyn Carovillano-Dugan, Instructional Services Coordinator Senior, Maricopa Community Colleges Center for Curriculum and Transfer Articulation

This session provides Arizona community college partners outside of Maricopa eCounty with helpful updates from ASU and Arizona/national transfer data information during the first half of this webinar, and a live training demo on MyPath2ASU™ during the second half, for new community college staff and anyone wanting a refresher on the ASU transfer suite of tools and how to best assist students interested in transferring to ASU following the completion of their associate degree.

Presenters: Annique Petit, Senior Director Community College Engagement; Kathy Silberman, Program Manager, Community College Engagement; Melanie Pshaenich, Coordinator Senior; ASU Academic Alliances; Jennifer Ash, Associate Director, ASU Transfer & Graduate Admissions; Jelena Cooley, EdPlus Student Support Coordinator