Have lingering questions prior to the start of the semester? Not sure what your next steps are? Still need to register for courses?
Newly admitted MLFC graduate students are invited to join us for a drop-in question and answer session to address last-minute topics as you prepare to start your graduate program!
Please note this is a drop-in Q&A session. Students are welcome to join when it is most convenient for them at any time during the listed event times, and as such there may be a wait time depending on what time you join.
Have lingering questions prior to the start of the semester? Not sure what your next steps are? Still need to register for courses?
Newly admitted MLFC graduate students are invited to join us for a drop-in question and answer session to address last-minute topics as you prepare to start your graduate program!
Please note this is a drop-in Q&A session. Students are welcome to join when it is most convenient for them at any time during the listed event times, and as such there may be a wait time depending on what time you join.
The youth-serving workforce — mentors, coaches, tutors, and youth development professionals — shapes how millions of young people learn, grow, and flourish in life. Yet it remains one of the most underrecognized forces in our education and workforce systems.
On June 15, Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation hosted a gathering of national leaders and practitioners in Washington, D.C. to explore this topic: The youth-serving workforce: An economic engine for communities across the country.
