Summer Bridge 2017 Summer Pilot Program College High School

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Summer Bridge 2017 Summer Pilot Program College High School

Summer Bridge Summary Goal: A four week program to increase college readiness, persistence, retention, and graduation rates of first-time, full-time, first-generation students. Offer students access and information about different resources they can utilize through their time in college. Introduce scholars to the structure and rigor of college while fostering meaningful academic and social connections. Summer Bridge Summary

Hermiston BMCC Objectives Navigate the rigor and demands of college Attend to their individual intellectual, psychological, and physical well-being Provide resources and connections to enhance their academic journey Begin fall term prepared to navigate the college environment

Historically Underrepresented Cohort Information First Time Low Income Historically Underrepresented HB 3063 target group First-generation students Entering college in the fall (first- time student) Have earned at least 12 college credits in high school Will be full-time BMCC students HB 3063 Cohort

TMCC Site Visit Takeaways Offer supplemental instruction for all students with tutors Provide everything (lunch, transportation, books, tuition) Structured for first time, low income and historically underrepresented Accept multiple assessments for placement

Program Recommendations Have a “Welcome Day” so students can get information and materials to come ready on the first day Provide lunch Provide transportation Require tutoring, if not proficient Workshops to bridge the knowledge gap Specialized programming including Success Coaching, Financial Aid Advising, and Student Life Activities Soft Skills Daily Schedule 8:00am Transportation 9:00am Instruction Time 11:00am Supplemental Instruction 12:00pm Lunch/Campus Culture 1:00pm Specialized Programming Student Success 3:00pm Support Services 4:00pm Program Recommendations

GEAR UP Grant Dates: Location: $25,000 awarded to support: Staff time Promotional materials Supplies Food Scholarships for matriculated participants Travel and transportation Dates: Location: July 10th-August 4th Hermiston

GEAR UP Academic Enrichment Program 2016 Students: 5 plan to attend BMCC after graduation 4 want to come back as peer mentors for summer 2017 4 are taking Early College Credit