NSU delegation
From left: Elsie Urueta, lead founder of Tulsa Honor Academy, an approved charter school for east Tulsa; Melissa White, executive director for School Counseling, Oklahoma State Department; Dr. Bea Keller-Dupree, assistant professor, Counseling Psychology, Northeastern State University; Lindsey Flatt, graduate student Northeastern State University and professional school counselor, Charles Page High School; and Dr. Mary Waters, assistant professor, Counseling Psychology, Northeastern State University.
Posted: Wednesday, December 24, 2014 4:41 pm
A team of five school counseling professionals, including three NSU representatives, traveled to San Diego State University Nov. 17-18 to represent the state of Oklahoma at an “invitation-only” convening on improving college counseling among school counselors. The group joined a total of 32 state teams who wrote plans to increase equity and access for post-high school graduation planning for all students.
Reach-Higher, an initiative of Michelle Obama, calls for regaining the United States’ No. 1 standing in terms of the number of college graduates by the year 2020. She has targeted the training and expertise of school counselors to assist in reaching this goal.
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