Jess and Amanda introduce this new podcast, tell you where to find virtual resources about guided pathways and the Schools @ MCC, and talk about the ongoing pathways extensions project.

This Week in Guided Pathways & Schools (TWIGS) - Episode 1 - 04.10.2018

Did you wonder what the big conference was that happened at MCC in mid-March? Jess and Amanda give an overview of the SUNY Guided Pathways Institute. We hear from Dan Robertson, Dean of STEM and Health, and one of MCC's team participants at the Institute.

This Week in Guided Pathways & Schools (TWIGS) - Episode 2 - 04.18.2018

Jess and Amanda discuss the role of technology and how many disjointed technological tools can lead to frustration and systems fatigue. What is the answer?

Sally Dingee also joins the conversation to discuss a new tool, DegreeWorks Notes.

This Week in Guided Pathways & Schools (TWIGS)- Episode 3 - 05.03.2018

How will we know when we're done with the implementation of guided pathways? Jess answers your question.

Have you ever wondered how the Downtown Campus does things? Lisa Ekiert and Kim DeLardge join us to discuss Downtown Student Services and how guided pathways impacts their day-to-day work.

This Week in Guided Pathways & Schools (TWIGS)- Episode 4 - 05.11.2018

Dr. Lloyd Holmes pays TWIGS a visit to talk about the role of Student Services in a successful guided pathways implementation, and how guided pathways can support our community college's vision of justice and equity.

This Week in Guided Pathways & Schools (TWIGS)- Episode 5 - 05.18.2018

Kimberley Collins joins us this week to discuss how we use data at MCC. Learn where to find the data you need, how it impacts our students, and be sure to attend her data camp workshops as part of PD week or in the fall.

This Week in Guided Pathways & Schools - Episode 6 - 06.05.2018

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