Strategies for Successful Degree Planning

by Starfish Feb 25, 2021

In this webinar recording, you’ll get to hear from our panelists from Everett Community College, South Puget Sound Community College, and Whatcom Community College as they share insights and strategies for implementing degree planning initiatives on campus. Each institution is in a different stage of implementing degree planning, and will be able to share their unique experiences and lessons learned from their journey so far.

You will hear from:

  • Betsy Stam and Carrie Wyatt from Everett Community College
  • Jennifer Fenn from South Puget Sound Community College
  • Joseph Santos from Whatcom Community College
  • Christina Choi-Pearce, Project Consultant at Starfish by Hobsons

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Topics Higher Ed Student Success and Advising
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