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There's more to the successful completion of a degree than academics — and as more and more first-generation college students make their way to campus, colleges are recognizing that they need more support outside of the classroom, particularly when it comes to the “hidden curriculum.” How can colleges help first-gen students understand the intricate, often unwritten rules of college policies, procedures, and campus culture unfamiliar to their families?

We’ve assembled a panel of experts to examine the issue at our upcoming Virtual Forum, “Helping Students Navigate the Hidden Curriculum.” Join us as we discuss how colleges and universities are shifting priorities and developing strategies to help their students overcome these challenges and realize their full potential.



Host:

Sarah Brown

News Editor
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Panelists:

Susan Cheng

Senior Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine
Georgetown University

Angela Alvarado Coleman

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
North Carolina Central University

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Daisy Verduzco Reyes

Associate Professor of Sociology
University of California at Merced

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Tuesday, April 18, 2023