ASU Transfer Times: February 2021

ASU Academic Alliances 2021 Impact

As we continue to navigate through this year and its many challenges, we've come to learn that the goal of students obtaining a bachelor's degree has not wavered.

The ASU Academic Alliances suite of services provides comprehensive solutions for student success and partnership outcomes. We are building an ecosystem of learner navigation to ensure seamless pathway journeys and integrated processes that facilitate partnership solutions for student success. Our model continually strives to create strategies and make technological advancements to support students on their journey towards completion of their bachelor's degree.

Through expansion, integration, and learner connectivity, our team works diligently to build new community college partnerships through our Universal Articulation model and continue nurturing our existing alliances. Our initiatives are centered on meeting students' needs and intentionally integrating educational support programs in collaboration with our partners for all students' learning and development stages.

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Updated Flier Resources

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MyPath2ASU™

We’ve created a digital version of the newest MyPath2ASU™ flier that’s downloadable for you and your students. This is another great resource for the MyPath2ASU™ customized transfer experience, and the tools and resources available for pathway students. We hope you’ll share with your colleagues and students.

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National and Universal Articulation Webinars

Academic Alliances is hosting live sessions to show the MyPath2ASU™ technology and overview partnership opportunities. Learn how we are expanding our partnerships, integrating with our partners, and supporting learners across the country.

ASU Academic Alliances partnership benefits:

The following four components are delivered through the ASU Universal Articulation partnership to support your students and institution.

Academic Alignment:
ASU is dedicated to working with partnering institutions to guide the process of course-by-course sequencing and program development. The collaborative and personalized consultations help to drive academic departments with the information and resources to deliver seamless college journeys into ASU baccalaureate programs.

Partner Support:
Upon launching collaborative initiatives, the Academic Alliances team is dedicated to curating step-by-step launch plans and offers guidance on integrations of systems to support the student experience that enables academic preparedness and persistence toward degree completion.

Service and Solution Awareness:
Through Universal Articulation we take a strategic and dynamic approach to educating and providing awareness of the Universal Articulation services and the integration of MyPath2ASU™. Through leveraging data and ensuring students' needs are centric to all efforts, we can collaborate on a partnership marketing integration mix that includes collaboration on print, digital, web, and event engagement. Our team works collaboratively with Universal Partners to drive desired partnership outcomes.

Streamlined Transfer Experience:
Academic Alliances leverages technology to create a streamlined transfer experience. This is done by enhanced student-centric technologies and a robust infrastructure in accordance with faculty guidelines. Students (and the staff who support them) are able to self-help by using the ASU Transfer Guide.

Ready to discuss the next steps towards Universal Articulation?

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Academic College Highlight: Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College

At MLFTC, students learn to thrive as educators in schools and other learning environments in which teaching and learning occur. MLFTC programs deliver the right blend of subject matter knowledge, classroom techniques and professional teaching experience before students graduate.

An education degree can take you anywhere Great teachers inspire and challenge us. Teaching is rewarding and important work. It’s also an in-demand profession with a clear pathway to a job after graduation. Students use what they learn with us to pursue a variety of career options, both in and outside of schools.

View the undergraduate programs available at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Our newest programs include:

Professional experiences conducted through MLFTC Professional Pathways expose students to many ways of teaching, learning and working. Through internships, residencies and other professional placements, students learn to work in teams under the guidance of ASU faculty members, peers and professionals in the field. MLFTC Professional Pathways lead to a variety of careers in education that entail working with children, youth or adults in schools and other organizations.

Unique financial aid opportunities
There are many ways to reduce the cost of college, including scholarships and grants just for education students. Plus, students may be eligible for additional ASU scholarships, grants or benefits, as well as for federal grants, work-study programs and low-interest loans.

MLFTC students also have access to special financial coaches — just for them — to help with financial literacy, resources for paying for college and filling out the FAFSA.

To learn more about Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, visit education.asu.edu or contact our enrollment team at ASUeducation@asu.edu or 480-965-9995.

Leadership and Innovation Ed.D.

If you are interested in furthering your education, the Doctor of Education in Leadership and Innovation at Arizona State University may be a terrific option for you. This degree equips educator-leaders to be scholarly practitioners who transform their practice and create better learning opportunities for learners of all ages.

Our students come from diverse professional settings, including early childhood, K-12, higher education and other organizations where learning takes place. They include community college and university instructors and staff such as student service professionals, instructional technologists and program directors. Coursework is designed to deepen their ability to lead change and implement innovation in their local educational organizations.

As a member of the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate, the program’s signature pedagogies include action research, a form of reflective inquiry into one’s professional practice, and Leader School Communities (LSC), a community of practice that consists of five to seven students and one faculty leader. Successful graduates commit to continued systematic study of their professional practice and to sustaining innovation and leadership by making a positive difference in their local settings. The program aims to enable more thoughtful, intentional and informed leaders, willing and able to implement and study continuous improvement.

If you would like to learn more about this Ed.D., there is an upcoming workshop, February 24, 2020, at 5 p.m. AZ: Register.