'It was not easy.' Here's why first-gen students are being celebrated this week
This week, colleges and universities across the country are celebrating their hard-working first-generation students as part of the First-Generation College Celebration.
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This week, colleges and universities across the country are celebrating their hard-working first-generation students as part of the First-Generation College Celebration.
UPCOMING: March 28, 2023 | 2 p.m. ET. First-gen students often benefit from mentors, but how do they find them? Mentoring programs can help. Join us to learn more about creating such programs on your campus. <i>With Support From Ascendium.</I> <b><a href="https://connect.chronicle.com/che-ci-wbn-2023-03-28-1stgenmentor-ascendium_01-Event-LP---Guided.html?cid=che_ci_web_edit_1_vf_1stgenmentor_ascendium_” target="_blank">Register here.</a></b>
Virtual Event: “The Role of Frontline Workers Online and On Campus” looks at the ways those with student-facing roles can create a more welcoming environment for students learning both on campus and online. <I>With Support From Ascendium.</I>
Register Now for the EDIB Forum Join us February 14–16 for Harvard's annual Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging Forum which will bring the Harvard community together to learn and engage with critical EDIB topics. All Harvard affiliates are invited to attend and participate.
With the support from several campus organizations including First Generation Student Union and the Office of Academic Initiatives, Cornell organized a series of events to recognize and empower first generation Cornellians.