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National Conference

A Conference for
Learner-Centered Educators
October 1-3, 2020
Now held virtually through Zoom
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National Workshops

Workshops near San Francisco & Baltimore/Washington D.C.

Learner-Centered Strategies that Improve Student Success and Retention

On Campus Workshops

Bring On Course Professional Development to Your Campus

Interactive Workshops are Ideal
for All Educators

Workshop Testimonials

Thank you for making me a better teacher.

Gregory Walker
Faculty, Anatomy and Physiology
El Camino College Compton Center, CA

This workshop transformed my professional and personal life.

Susan Pitcher
Director, TRIO
Bay College, MI

I have attended a lot of workshops and conferences–On Course is by far the best!

Debbie Alford,
Director, Title III and Success Center
Southwestern Illinois College, IL

My first day back I plunged into using On Course materials and methods with my students, and they LOVED it!! And I LOVED it! Thank you so much on behalf of myself and all of my present and future students!

Stephanie Schwartz
Faculty, Humanities
El Camino College, CA

Our college needs to offer this workshop for all faculty, full and part-time.

John McGill
Associate Dean, Biology
York Technical College, SC

This workshop has taken a hardened, crusty educator and softened her once again to be committed and energized to become the best person and teacher she can be.

Chris Landrum
Counselor
Mineral Area College, MO

I’m a better instructor because of On Course.

Mary Lou Ng
Faculty, Mathematics
N. Alberta Institute of Tech., Alberta, CN

This was an awesome experience for an educator who was burning out!

Shay Jones
Faculty, Foundational Studies
Harrisburg Area Community College, PA

In my 31 years of teaching this was the best and most critically needed of any workshop I have ever attended.

Susan Duncan
Faculty, Humanities
El Camino College, CA

Ways I think the workshop could be improved? You can’t improve on perfect!

Dan VillaireFaculty, EnglishSaginaw Valley State UniversityMI