A webnar on impacting the at-risk student

Introducing a New Webinar:
The New At Risk Student:
Impacting Student Retention and Success

Wednesday, Nov 30th - 2 pm (ET)


During the last three decades higher education has created numerous programs and activities designed to work with students that colleges and universities have identified as “at-risk”. Previously these programs have centered on college readiness and preparedness, economic issues and institutional climate and fit.

Today’s at-risk student may bring more to campus than financial and academic challenges. It is time to expand the definition of “at-risk” to include psychosocial issues such as: students and parents holding unrealistic expectations of the collegiate experience, diminished accountability in the educational process and an underdeveloped work ethic.

Join our expert presenters as they review the changing role higher education plays in reframing the expectations of our students and parents. Special attention will be given to the importance of generating solutions or strategies to deal with the new climate of relaxed responsibility and accepted underachievement on campuses.

Click Here to See a Full List of Topics and Participation Outcomes



What is a Webinar?
Please join your colleagues around the country for this 90 minute webinar as our presenter looks at specific examples of how colleges and universities can better generate new solutions. Then, add your thoughts and ask questions during our Q&A session - all for the cost of $259. Please call 1-866-295-0505 with any questions.

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Participation Outcomes
During this interactive program, participants will:

* Receive a review of the spectrum of “at-risk” students and their campus’ current definition of the population.
* Discuss the importance of student engagement and academic coaching from the perspective of working with “at-risk” students.
* Be provided assistance in reviewing their current retention-focused programming.
* Explore appropriate and effective advising and assistance models that can be utilized when working with at-risk student populations.

Learn More About This Webinar
Full Topic List and Discussion Points - Presenter Biographies