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Summer Bridge Programs

Summer Bridge Programs . CCP Monthly Call July 26, 2010. Today’s Agenda. Welcome and announcements Program Overviews - San Diego Mesa - Fresno City College - Laney College Follow-up questions Q/A and sharing from other colleges. FAST Summer Institute San Diego Mesa College .

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Summer Bridge Programs

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  1. Summer Bridge Programs CCP Monthly Call July 26, 2010

  2. Today’s Agenda • Welcome and announcements • Program Overviews - San Diego Mesa - Fresno City College - Laney College • Follow-up questions • Q/A and sharing from other colleges

  3. FAST Summer InstituteSan Diego Mesa College • July 12-17 • one week College Orientation • EOPS and Financial Aid partnership • orient incoming former foster youth • registration, apply for aid, student engagement • student success skills and instruction Implementation team: Instructional Faculty (2), CCP project coordinator/EOPS Counselor, and Director Financial Aid

  4. FCC Summer ExperienceFresno City College • June 28-July 2 and July 5-July 9 • two week-long College Experiences for high school fy • integrated career-technical education instruction and career exploration • Link project-based learning to careers in Architectural Drafting and CAD/CAM metal fabrication Implementation team: Instructional Faculty (2), Counselor (1), and CCP project coordinator

  5. B2BLaney College • August 3-13 • two week cohort based College Orientation • continues for two subsequent semesters • EOPS offers scaffolded student support • focused on completion of student academic and career goals. • Implementation team: CCP project coordinator/EOPS Specialist, EOPS Counselor (1), and Beyond Emancipation Case Manager

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