The Center for Postsecondary Readiness and Success is dedicated to partnering with school counselors, counselor educators, college advisors, and any career/college advisors to increase institutional responsibility for improving postsecondary outcomes through the use of counseling, advising, mentoring, and/or coaching. Through its efforts, the Center strives to advance antiracist school counseling and college/career advising practices, pedagogy and policies. Learn more at https://www.american.edu/centers/cprs/antiracist-school-counseling-a-call-to-action.cfm.

Since 2012, the UVA School Counseling Summit has brought together researchers, practitioners, and students to discuss school counseling topics related to promoting equity, access, and justice. This year, the theme is: Anti-Racist School Counseling: It Matters for All Educators and Students. During this webinar, nationally recognized school counselor educators and school counselors will share about the necessity and utility of implementing practices and policies that actively promote anti-racism in K-12 schools. The content presented will be relevant for: K-12 teachers, administrators, special educators, and coaches; school counseling graduate students; school counselor educators, teacher educators, and administrator educators.

Take a moment to view this virtual webinar on "Technology Tools for Virtual Mentoring" from the Mentoring@Purdue team at Purdue University. During the webinar, our guest panelists described their experiences with mentoring when face-to-face interaction is not an option. Panelists: Dr. Pernella Rowena Deams, Sergio A. Gonzales, & Dr. Renae D. Mayes You don't want to miss the discussion and advise about this topic!