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Greatest Life Lesson

July 26, 2019 By On Course

Greatest Life Lesson

During my first semester in college, I was enrolled in a first-year English class. In high school I was usually able to pull off an A on my honors English papers without much work, and I thought I was a pretty good writer. So when I turned in my first college essay, I was expecting […]

Filed Under: Creator vs. Victim Mindset, Newsletters Tagged With: Asking for help, Peer Review, Self-responsibility, Student Story

From Homeless to High Honors

July 2, 2019 By On Course

From Homeless to High Honors

In 2002, I hit rock bottom when I moved into a homeless shelter. For the next four years, I cycled in and out of one shelter after another. There, I saw how people can become passive and numb, with no life or hope left in their eyes. They smell bad, walk with their heads down, […]

Filed Under: Creator vs. Victim Mindset, Interdependence, Newsletters, Self-Management Quadrants Tagged With: Next Actions List, Sharing Experiences, Student Story

The Pleasure of Homework

June 21, 2019 By On Course

The Pleasure of Homework

When I began college, I was unmotivated and chose to blame others for my problems and my shortcomings. I was so much smarter than everyone that I didn’t need to do all the work that everyone else did; at least that’s what I thought. My favorite pastime was staring blankly at a television, rather than […]

Filed Under: Best Practices - Self-Responsibility, Creator vs. Victim Mindset, Newsletters Tagged With: Solving problems, Student Story

Helping First-Year Students Transition to College

April 3, 2019 By On Course

Helping First-Year Students Transition to College

Academic Strategies for Excellence (AS198) is a three-credit course designed to assist first-year students make a successful transition to college. The course, rooted in research and best practices for guiding first-year students, helps students develop academic, personal, and professional skills.  Wesley College is a minority serving institution (MSI) with approximately 53% of its student population […]

Filed Under: Creator vs. Victim Mindset, Newsletters, Personal Responsibility, Wise Choice Process Tagged With: Advising Models, At-risk Students, Christine McDermott, Goal Setting, Journal entries

Grit + Growth Mindset

February 22, 2019 By On Course

Grit + Growth Mindset

The individual concepts of Grit and Growth Mindsets are familiar terms in the lexicon of student success. More recently, Hochanadel and Finamore have studied the interplay of these two concepts, encouraging educators  to explore the synergy created when students are provided with the tools to learn how to develop both grit and a growth mindset […]

Filed Under: Creator vs. Victim Mindset, DAPPS Model, Newsletters, Student Success Tagged With: Empower Students, Fork in the Road, Overcoming Obstacles, Persistence, Robin Middleton, Role Model

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Workshop Testimonials

I arrived as a skeptic, but by the end of the first day I was converted. These strategies are practical and timely. I am looking forward to implementing them in my courses.
Rodney R. Brooks
Faculty, Accounting
Glendale Community College, AZ
I have never before felt a workshop I attended helped me to teach. This one will!
Lynn Ezzell
Faculty, English
Cape Fear Community College, NC
Since first attending one of the summer retreats in 1997, I’ve held nine On Course workshops for our college, and I plan to offer more.
Philip Rodriquez
Director, Student Affairs
Cerritos College, CA
I am so impressed with how well thought out and integrated every aspect of the workshop is!
Kendal Friedman
Director, Student Success
Rider University, NJ
Thank you for making me a better teacher.
Gregory Walker
Faculty, Anatomy and Physiology
El Camino College Compton Center, CA
On a scale of 1-10, I rate the overall value I received from the workshop as a 15.
Deborah Rayner
Faculty, Computer Science
Harford Community College, MD
This workshop should be required for all faculty, staff, and administrators.
Lamar McWaine
Student Life Coordinator
San Jacinto College, TX
You have created a workshop that, in my 25 years of professional development, is by far the best experience I’ve ever had.
Jennifer Meehl
Academic Advisor
Landmark College, VT
This workshop transformed my professional and personal life.
Susan Pitcher
Director, TRIO
Bay College, MI
I told my Dean that if I took every workshop and conference I had ever attended and rolled them into one, it would not equal what I learned and gained from your workshop.
Jan Trollinger
Faculty, English
Paine College, GA

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