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Making Missions Work: Mission-Driven First-generation Student Initiatives

Virtual Live Briefings Student Success

In this live briefing, scholars will highlight recent research exploring how institutional mission statements can inform institutional practices dedicated to first-generation student success. Then, practitioners from First-gen Forward Institutions will share how their institutions have adopted mission-driven approaches to support first-gen initiatives.

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As institutions of higher education continue to seek ways to engage first-generation students, mission statements can inform campus-wide approaches to first-generation student success. In this session, we will review recent research that examines how the mission statements of First-gen Forward Institutions may signal or promote a success-oriented culture. Then, practitioners from the First-gen Forward recognition program will share how they have taken a mission-centric approach to first-generation student initiatives on their campuses. The presenters will offer practical strategies for leveraging mission to advance an institutional commitment to first-generation student success.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will:

  • consider how components of mission statements can be leveraged for first-generation student success;
  • understand how First-gen Forward Institutions have designed and implemented mission-driven initiatives to foster first generation student success; and
  • reflect on the alignment between their own institution’s mission and goals for supporting first-generation students.

Registration

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If you are not a NASPA individual member, please visit our membership section to learn more about membership types and benefits. We hope you’ll consider joining today!

If you are experiencing financial hardship, you may qualify for a NASPA Foundation Membership Scholarship.

For a comprehensive listing of NASPA registration policies, please visit this page.

 

Registration and Fees
NASPA Member
$79
Non-member
$179

Please contact [email protected] with any cancellation questions or concerns. For all other event questions, please email [email protected].

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