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Our approach is built on scientific research of how children learn. Students learn new subject matter in dynamic ways that spark curiosity and increase motivation. Teachers gain a deeper understanding of each child. Together, they build strong connections and set goals to empower students with agency and accountability for their own learning.

We help schools create a culture where all students are invested in their own learning and understand how lessons apply to life outside the classroom. By working with their teachers to set goals and track progress, students are empowered to approach learning with a sense of motivation and accomplishment.

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Instead of simply memorizing information, students are given the time, support, and resources they need to master new material and apply what they've learned before moving on. Teachers see the day-to-day progress of each student, enabling them to meet students where they need support and help students advance quickly where they are most engaged. This approach ensures students don't fall through the cracks.

The dynamic relationships between teachers and students are the heart of every Summit Learning classroom. In addition to the individualized and small group instruction students receive in the classroom, every student also has a teacher who serves as a mentor and meets with them weekly to discuss goals, motivations and challenges. The real connections formed between students and teachers support confidence and deeper learning.

We work closely with our school partners. Far beyond the training and tools each community receives when starting Summit Learning, we provide ongoing partnership, resources, and support. This close relationship with our partner schools means that we are extremely responsive to requests and feedback and adapt the program to incorporate the input and best practices from thousands of real teacher, student, and parent experiences.

The first step in developing the next generation of talent is to inspire students to consider manufacturing as a career choice. The SME Education Foundation Student Summit event series showcases the high-tech nature of modern manufacturing and effectively fights the misperception that manufacturing is dull, dirty and dying.

Hosted alongside SME conferences and events, each of these one-day summits held over three days are designed to provide high school students with their first taste of manufacturing by delivering student-centric programming that features keynote speakers, hands-on competitions, technology demonstrations, and guided show-floor tours of exhibiting manufacturing companies.

Clean Ocean Action's Student Summit expands learning beyond the classroom. It is designed to provide middle school students (Grades 5-8) from throughout New Jersey with an opportunity to experience hands-on, marine environmental education at the Jersey shore.

The activities included in the Student Summit have been selected to present students with an interdisciplinary marine and environmental education experience that complements the Next Generation Science Standards.

Given the high demand for registration and limited availability, up to two students per AACN member school can register for the Summit. AACN member deans must approve students prior to registration. Only students who have not previously attended an in-person Student Policy Summit may be registered. Schools who wish to send more than two students can sponsor at different levels to receive additional registrations.

"I loved the chance to meet so many nurses excited about policy as well as all of the subject matter experts. It was so inspirational! Thank you for all of your hard work and efforts, to everyone that organized this. I truly enjoyed it and have already told my cohort of students about it and to apply next year!"

The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission, West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education, the West Virginia Department of Education, and West Virginia GEAR UP are pleased to announce that the 2024 Student Success Summit will be held in July 2024 at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center located in Charleston, WV. The Student Success Summit is a collaborative event focusing on creating seamless and supportive lifelong learning systems for our state's students.

The Summit is appropriate for anyone interested in supporting student development and achievement, including educators, counselors, and administrators from the pre-school, elementary, secondary, and postsecondary education systems; workforce development professionals; community development specialists; business and community leaders; military; parents; and students!

K-12 and postsecondary student groups are invited to exhibit in the afternoon (times to be announced) during the Student Showcase. The Student Showcase is an opportunity for student groups, schools, and student organizations to showcase how they are becoming career ready through innovative, career-driven projects, programs, classes, clubs, events, and activities. Applications to be considered to host a table display and showcase a project will be announced very soon!

The Student Life Summit is a professional development opportunity that focuses on a different issue in higher education each year. The summit consists of a visiting keynote speaker and breakout sessions hosted by staff and graduate students from the Division of Student Life. Colleagues from across campus are invited to attend.

Josie Ahlquist has trained thousands of professionals and students around the globe on how to thrive online and in life. As a speaker, researcher, and author on digital leadership she takes a personal approach to transform how we view technology through the lens of empathy and empowerment that will result in stronger companies, communities, schools, and future leaders.

She is very attuned to the landscape of higher education and is passionate about developing the leadership capacity of college students, as well as administrators. She brings over a decade of experience in the field of higher education in areas such as student activities, campus recreation, student unions, marketing, residence life, judicial affairs, student leadership, and new student orientation. Josie currently serves as a research associate and leadership instructor with Florida State University teaching undergraduate, master and doctoral level courses.

Generation Z is the newest demographic cohort on the scene! As successors of Millennials, they are now the largest group of students attending colleges and universities. This session will guide professionals in navigating generational differences in the workplace as we aim to support Gen Z students on campus. This session will also dive deeper into understanding generational tendencies, assess professional challenges, and provide best practices to appeal to a new and growing generation.

Come learn how RecSports incorporates NACE Competencies into our student employee experience. With 300 student employees and over 80 students in management positions, RecSports is engaging in strategies for our student staff to be career-ready and change the perception of the on-campus job experience. We will walk through our process of how we began utilizing NACE competencies from our recruitment and onboarding and our future plans of integration within our training and evaluation process. Attendees will learn about NACE Competencies and ways they can potentially incorporate it into their student employee experience.

You are invited to the Student Success Summit, CPE's signature annual event that promotes innovative approaches to student success combined with lessons learned from Kentucky college and university partners engaged in collaborative efforts.

Errol Wint is an accomplished strategic designer and a lifelong student of leadership development. After 15 years of collaborating around higher education and community-based project efforts, Errol made the decision to bring the culture of the future to spaces ready to embrace the reality of perpetual change. Combining his training at the University of Michigan, University of Louisville, and Indiana University, Errol parlayed his immersion experience as an employee at the U of M's Career Center (one of the top in the country), into his first enrollment strategy leadership position. This would later evolve into a yearlong revolutionary consulting opportunity, in which he led a cross functional team to guide almost 150 faculty and staff during the pandemic. Errol is inspired to bring his core lessons on empowered and collaborative leadership, as well as design planning to organizations looking for alternative approaches to innovative planning, in these times of constant and persistent change.

Everything you need to know about the changes coming to the 2024-25 FAFSA under the FAFSA Simplification Act, including the simplified process, important deadlines, FSA ID for students and parents, and how to complete the FAFSA.

The Student Success Summit Series is dedicated to bringing together campus partners in a community of practice to discuss strategies to foster student success and well-being. The Office of Enrollment & Student Success convenes campus professionals throughout the year to present and facilitate discussions on strategies to support success along the pathway to graduation.

These summits will give campus partners an opportunity to discuss strategies to foster a community of practice to discuss the academic success and well-being of our students. Participants can expect to receive concrete ideas to implement strategies on their campuses and engage with colleagues from other UW campuses

Help your school win a cash prize for having the most students in attendance at the Summit! Show support by sharing Summit information and encouraging your friends to register and attend our September 16th event.

Join us for a conversation for advisors and teachers to share stores and experiences and develop a network focused on supporting Latino students and their allies and school-based student groups. We will discuss ways to empower student affinity groups in order to scale up the impact of student advocacy and engagement. be457b7860