Lunch Time
Presenter(s): Parent Teacher Organization, Student Council, Senior Class Warrensville Heights High School One-Stop Shop Recruitment Classrooms
Presenter(s): Various HBCUs Description:
Select HBCUs have a classroom space on Saturday to host prospective students. This "One-Stop Shop" is where the institution can host in-depth orientation sessions, auditions, a financial aid corner, ROTC presentations, alumni meet-ups, and more. Room: Subject Matter: College & Career Readiness Audience: Open to the General Public |
Hospitality Room
Presenter(s): Description:
This is a invitation only space to recruiters, vendors, committee members and volunteers to grab a cup of coffee or other items to refresh yourself. It's going to be a long and productive day. Room: WHHS Community Room Audience: Targeted Participants Based on Registration w/wristband |
Real Talk: Brother to Brother
Presenter(s): Various Fraternity Members Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Alpha Lambda Chapter Description: An open and honest gender-specific workshop addressing topics of interest, circumstances, and situations incoming Freshmen MEN may deal with during the first year of their collegiate matriculation. This session will deal with real life, real issues and real solutions from members of the fraternity. Objective: Conduct a real conversation among men about issues, challenges, and triumphs that young men, especially though of minority decent, encounter as they transition from high school to college. Room: 154 Subject Matter: College/Campus Life Audience: Males Only |
Real Talk: Sister to Sister
Presenter(s): Cleveland Council of Black Colleges Alumni Association Panel : Led by Randall Gregory Description: No-holds-barred conversation for female high school students around the issues they face being a woman on a college campus. We will explore academics, social life, image, and challenges of being us. Objective: 1. Gain understanding of the cultural dynamics on an HBCU campus specifically related to being female. 2. Address challenges and benefits of the HBCU experience. 3. Address intersectionality (gender/race) and impact on the college experience and expectations. Room: 208 Subject Matter: College/Campus Life Audience: Females Only |
Dollars and Sense for Teens
Presenter(s): Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Greater Cleveland Alumnae Chapter Panel: Tanzie Daniels, Ayonna Blue Donald, Ryanne Calloway Description: The transition to college is an exciting and oftentimes complex chapter in your life. Independence and self-discovery as a young adult can sometimes be difficult to navigate, especially if you are away from home. During the workshop, students will learn ways to find balance in their lives. Tips will also be provided on how to minimize the amount of debt accumulated in college. This will be an open discussion on managing finances with limited resources. Objective: Learn to enjoy college and avoid common pitfalls leading to financial burdens. Room: 201 Subject Matter: College/Campus Life Audience: Open to the General Public |
#CAP - College Application Process
Presenter(s): Monic Bourn, Jan Gholson Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Alpha Omega Chapter Workshop Description: Focuses on motivating and assisting students through the college entry process. Objective: Focuses on motivating and assisting students through the college entry process. It is a hands-on approach designed to facilitate college admission from researching various institutions and submitting applications through the completion of the enrollment process. Room: 154 Subject Matter: Financial Aid/Scholarships, Parent Support Audience: All Students, Educators (Teachers, Counselors, Administrators), Parents, General Public |