JEWEL - July EDP Workshop for Expanded Learning

2012 July EDP Workshop for Expanded Learning

The Educational Development Program sponsors a Freshman Workshop designed to acquaint new2011 JEWEL FRESHMEN freshman with the university, its faculty, staff, and services. The 2012 July Workshop will be held July 6-14.  It is viewed as the beginning of a learning experience which we hope will be culminated by formal and informal workshop sessions which include:

  • An introduction to the philosophy, goals, policies, and procedures of the Educational Development Program in order to help the student become more familiar with the EDP Family.
  • A discussion of the policies and procedures governing financial assistance to help the student gain a better understanding of the financial assistance available to the student and how to utilize them.
  • A review of academic policies and expectations of the college to help the student become familiar and connected to Fredonia State.
  • Descriptions of various administrative and academic departmental offices and key personnel which will give the student an extra edge as they begin their college career.
  • Assessment testing to help the EDP staff become familiar with the student's academic strengths and weaknesses.
  • Academic advisement to allow the student extra time to get to know their EDP counselor and how they can help them. JEWEL ACTIVITY AT THE COLLEGE LODGE - 2011 JULY

The July workshop is just the beginning of the on-going process that will help the EDP student excel in their academic standing. Required of all program students to attend the university's summer orientation advising program (SOAP) and the July workshop, it is found that they have a better idea of why they are here and what must be accomplished to be successful.

2012 EDP freshmen will all be attending SOAP July 5-6 where they will registered for fall 2012 classes and participate in a variety of social activities and informational workshops.   Click here for more SOAP details.

 
 

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