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A Closer Look at Early College Pathways with Early College Essentials

Albany, Georgia – The Early College Essentials program will be discussed, with an event scheduled for 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 19, at the Kirkland Conference Center. This initiative represents a pivotal moment in promoting early college awareness and enrollment, designed to equip students, educators, and the community with the tools and knowledge necessary for success in dual enrollment programs.

The event will feature insightful presentations and discussions, starting with an opening and welcome by Tomekia Cooper, followed by an introduction of the President, Dr. Emmett Griswold. The program will provide attendees with an in-depth overview of Early College Essentials, highlighted by the experiences of ATC Alumni and former dual-enrolled student Jayson Griswold. Dana Watson-Greene will offer a look into the Dual Enrollment Program, outlining new opportunities, benefits, and how the program facilitates a seamless transition for students from high school to college-level coursework.

Early College Essentials is dedicated to promoting early college enrollment by providing students with the necessary foundation to thrive academically. The refresh aims to spotlight the program's curriculum and resources to reflect the latest educational trends and college readiness strategies. By doing so, it seeks to enhance the educational path of students, allowing them to gain college credits while still in high school, reducing the time and cost associated with obtaining a college degree.

The presentation promises to be an invaluable resource for students, parents, educators, and community members interested in learning more about dual enrollment and the benefits of early college preparation. With a focus on accessibility, engagement, and empowerment, the Early College Essentials Refresh event marks a significant step forward in educational innovation and access.

For further information, contact Tomekia Cooper, Dean of Academic Affairs, at (229)430-5787 or tcooper@albanytech.edu. This is an opportunity to be at the forefront of educational progress, embracing a program that opens up new pathways for student success in higher education and beyond.


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