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Creating A Required Co-Curricular Program with Washington State University

May 1, 2024
12:00 PM EST
Virtual
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Discover how the Carson College of Business at Washington State University is blazing a trail toward student success through their groundbreaking professional development initiative, the Carson Career Amplifier Program. This transformative co-curricular program harnesses the power of mobile technology to empower students on their journey toward professional excellence.

By immersing students in experiential learning opportunities and high-impact practices beyond the traditional classroom setting, the program cultivates essential skills and sharpens professional competencies essential for thriving in today's fiercely competitive job market.

Key Takeaways:

  • Explore how the Carson College of Business leverages innovative solutions to streamline data management, enhance student progress tracking, and access real-time data and insights.
  • Uncover crucial strategies and best practices for implementing mandatory co-curricular programs, alongside insights into utilizing Co-Curricular Transcripts and ePortfolios effectively.
  • Gain insights into the Amplifier Program's micro-credentials and core competencies, providing a comprehensive overview of its structure and benefits.
  • Depart with a wealth of holistic strategies to foster career readiness, elevate student outcomes, and bolster student retention rates.

Agenda

Wednesday, May 01 12:00PM-12:05PM

Opening Remarks

By Elaney Tedder

Wednesday, May 01 12:00PM-12:45PM

Creating A Required Co-Curricular Program

Learn how The Carson College of Business employs innovative solutions for efficient data management and student progress tracking, while also emphasizing the effective implementation of mandatory co-curricular programs and utilizing Co-Curricular Transcripts and ePortfolios. Additionally, insights into the Amplifier Program's micro-credentials and core competencies are provided, along with holistic strategies aimed at enhancing career readiness, student outcomes, and retention rates.

Wednesday, May 01 12:45PM-1:00PM

Live Q&A Session

Get your questions answered by Michelle, Thomas, and Elaney!

Speakers

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Michelle Chapman

Career Development Leader for Student Engagement at Carson College of Business, Washington State University

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Thomas Tripp

Professor of Management at Washington State University

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Elaney Tedder

Solutions Success Manager at Suitable

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