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INDIANA TRIO PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE

Register now for the 2019 Indiana TRIO Professional Conference “Empower: Authentic Storytelling through Inclusion and Advocacy" from April 29 through May 1, 2019. This state conference is a three-day gathering of educational opportunity program professionals from the state of Indiana who come together to learn, network, and be inspired.

CURRENT REGISTRATION RATES:

$350: Full Conference Experience (grant-writing workshop NOT included)
$250: Half Conference Experience (grant-writing workshop NOT included)
$199: SSS Grant-Writing Workshop with Lucy Jones

NEW THIS YEAR FROM INDIANA TRIO:

POST-CONFERENCE

As the grant-writing season for Student Support Services approaches, Indiana TRIO has invited experienced TRIO professional Lucy Jones to host a grant-writing workshop post-conference. This workshop will run from 1:00pm - 5:00pm on Wednesday, May 1 and will reconvene again from 8:30am - 12pm (noon) on Thursday, May 2. The cost for the grant-writing workshop is $199; register today as spots are limited! PROGRAM FUNDS CANNOT BE USED TO PAY FOR THE GRANT-WRITING WORKSHOP.

Ms. Jones is former Coordinator of TRIO Programs at the University of Arkansas Rich Mountain in Mena, Arkansas, and the 2005-06 Chair for the Council for Opportunity in Education Board of Directors. She has been working in TRIO programs for thirty years and she holds a B.S. and M.S. in Education from Henderson State University and has certifications in English and Adult Education, with post-graduate work in Postsecondary Administration. Lucy has also served as President-Elect, President, and Past President of SWASAP and AASAP, regional and state TRIO associations. In addition, she has conducted workshops on legislative and regulatory topics and TRIO proposal writing seminars at national, regional, and state conferences. Lucy has served as a faculty member for UNLV, UCO, and COE training grants. Lucy is a past recipient of the Outstanding Staff Member Award from the Arkansas Association of Two-Year Colleges.

FROM THE COUNCIL FOR OPPORTUNITY IN EDUCATION (COE):

PRE-CONFERENCE: Professional Development - Get Onboard in Indiana!

Sunday, April 28, 2019 at the conference hotel. Details available by clicking here.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS:

Crowne Plaza Indianapolis Downtown Union Station (123 West Louisiana St., Indianapolis, IN 46225)

RATE: $125 per night (excluding taxes). Conference rate ends April 13.

Link to reserve your room: Indiana TRIO (click here)

Please note: If a guest is trying to make a reservation checking-in or departing outside of the block dates (4/28 – 5/1), the rates may not show up or reflect the same as your block rate online. In this situation, we suggest calling the hotel directly at 317-631-2221. The reservation agents will be better able to assist with securing the block room rate.

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS: Please contact the Annual Conference Committee Chairs.

CONFERENCE AGENDA:

Click here for the 2019 Indiana TRIO Professional Conference agenda.

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About Indiana TRiO

Indiana TRIO advocates on behalf of first generation, low income and students with disabilities that participate in Indiana TRIO programs.

The purpose of the Indiana Chapter is to bring together into a work and study community those administrators, counselors, advisors, and teachers who have an active interest in or who are professionally involved in broadening accessibility to and assuring success in formal postsecondary education.

Programs

McNair Post-baccalaureate (2)

Talent Search (7)

Student Support Services (17)

Educational Opportunity Center (0)

Veterans Upward Bound (1)

Classic Upward Bound (10)

Testimonials

Upward Bound is a program that is giving me more options and new experiences. It’s very important to me because it’s helping me achieve goals that I wouldn’t be able to accomplish due to my family’s low income.
Emily Castro
The University of Notre Dame – Upward Bound
Upward Bound has given me the skills to succeed not only through education but through life…I now enjoy the process of learning, studying, and most of all I now strive for excellence.
Julian Miller Indiana Wesleyan University
Upward Bound
One thing this program tells me is that there is someone out there that cares.
Phaechari Evans
Purdue University – Calumet‐Educational Talent Search
To stay competitive, Indiana needs to have more programs like this to get students on the right track and keep them there.
Sara Wines
Vincennes University – Upward Bound
TRiO programs give students a sense of hope when wondering how they are going to be able to pay for schooling. Student Support Services, the program I came to college through has helped me develop confidence within myself to succeed more.
Rick Owens
Indiana University – Group Student Support Services
I attended the Richard Lugar Symposium. I must tell you that experience has given me the confidence to pursue a career in government. Though you [Richard Lugar] are my inspiration, I thank Talent Search for getting me involved. Our country needs more of these programs to get the youth of America interested and involved in their communities.
Brenden Davidson
Vincennes University – Educational Talent Search
This program tells students to keep going when the world says quit.
Tom Walker III
Indiana University – Group Student Support Services
Without Upward Bound, I would still be in the dark about college and how to get there.
Mykia Stephens
Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne – Upward Bound
Upward Bound and all of the other TRiO programs push students to be successful, bright young minds.
Jamar M. Buckley
Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis – Upward Bound
Upward Bound has changed my whole perspective about careers… Losing this program is like being told I may never see my family again.
Rebecca S
The University of Notre Dame – Upward Bound
To stay competitive, Indiana needs to have more programs like this to get students on the right track and keep them there.
Sara Wines
Vincennes University – Upward Bound
There are many students on the streets trying to accomplish great goals, yet there are no building blocks to support them on their path. TRiO programs give students the building blocks, a mentor and support system.
Julia Cook‐Jones
Purdue University – Calumet‐ Upward Bound
I am so very thankful for these programs. I would not be able to do some of the things I have been able to do. My family has been hit extremely hard with illness…These programs help families like mine. Please keep this in mind when discussing budget cuts.
Laura Hughes
Vincennes University – Educational Talent Search
TRiO allows students to engage in productive and educational opportunities that promote individual growth.
Rudolpho Gonzalez
Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne – Upward Bound
TRiO programs have been very supportive. TRiO has offered many services that have helped me such as tutoring, grant opportunities, TRiO conferences and group meetings.
Hannah Jordan
Indiana Tech –Student Support Services
Educational Talent Search is a truly beneficial program. If it has helped me so much, I can’t imagine how much it can help others. This program should be around for years to come to help other students, too.
Kristi Ashby
Vincennes University – Educational Talent Search
Without these programs I don’t think that I would be graduating in four years from college. Many students don’t have the same equal opportunities in college and keeping these programs will give college students a better chance to be successful.
Casie Stone
Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis ‐ Student Support Services

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