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Missouri College Advising Corps

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Show Me the Future - virtual career and college exploration for middle schoolers

When the successful Camp CaPow program had to be postponed due to COVID-19, Show Me the Future was designed as a virtual stand-in. This innovative new program includes virtual tours of Missouri colleges, career assessments, career podcasts created in partnership with college and middle school students, and reflection activities. All of these materials are housed in a Google Classroom which can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Show Me the Future is free for all interested participants.

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MCAC in the news - Adviser helps high school students make college plans a reality - Sikeston Standard-Democrat

Mykesha Jackson, who is in her first year as a member of the Missouri College Advising Corps at New Madrid County Central, said she realized just how much her work is making a difference, when a student recently arrived in her office clutching an ...

MCAC in the news - College access mission of new Kansas State University program launching this fall in Johnson, Wyandotte counties - k-state.edu

Helping low-income, first-generation college and underrepresented high school students from Wyandotte and Johnson counties enter and complete higher education is the focus of Kansas State University's new Kansas State College Advising Corps and its ...

MCAC in the news - College advising corps places counselors in high-need schools - blackenterprise.com

College Advising Corps is a program of AmeriCorps, the nation’s service program in which more than 75,000 Americans engage in intensive service each year at nonprofits, public agencies, and faith-based groups across the country.

MCAC in the news - Colleges Discover the Rural Student -nytimes.com

To college administrators, rural students, many of them the first in their families to attend college, have become the new underrepresented minority. In their aim to shape leaders and provide access to the disadvantaged, higher education experts have ...

MCAC in the news - Getting to the Core of the Corps - Mizzou News

Ryane Boyd wanted to go to college, but she didn’t know how to choose the right one from the more than 4,000 higher-education institutions in the United States. Luckily Boyd’s St. Louis high school had established a partnership with the Missouri ...

MCAC in the news - Got grit? That’s what colleges want to know before they admit - kansascity.com

These days, in the world of college admissions, top grades, talent and community service hours will get a student a knock at the door, but it’s going to take a bit of grit, school officials say, to cross the hallowed threshold.

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