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Thank you for another successful year!  We hope that you enjoyed yourself at the 2013 Western Regional Tapestry Conference!

Slippery Rock University will be issuing your CEU’s.  You should expect those in the mail over the next few weeks.  You will also receive a certificate for attending the conference via email from The Bair Foundation within the next 2 weeks.  

We look forward to seeing you again next year!
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Thursday, October 24 • 9:00am - 10:30am
Improving Post-Secondary Outcomes for Youth LIMITED
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Limited Capacity seats available
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Many youth are often overwhelmed by the choices that wait for them after high school.  The same can often be said for caregivers, parents and caseworkers!                                                  

Education Planner is a free, on-line website, which is sponsored by PHEAA, the state grant agency. 

This session will take participants through the website from aptitude assessment; career exploration, post-secondary choice consideration (traditional two- and four-year colleges; public versus private choices; vocational and technical schools, Job Corps and military options.) We’ll explore ways to compare colleges; prepare for admissions applications and interviews and discuss financial aid and scholarship opportunities.  The site also offers and we’ll demonstrate innovative resources to help youth understand budgeting, finances, banking and credit options.  As part of the session, the ways that parents and caseworkers can help youth to engage in the process during middle and high school will be presented.  Post-secondary supports and services will also be discussed.  
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Stephen Eidson

Univ. of Pittsburgh; The Pennsylvania Child Welfare Resource Center (Smethport)
Stephen Eidson, MS Ed, is a Practice Improvement Specialist at the University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work. He has worked for the Pennsylvania Child Welfare Resource Center (CWRC) since 2003 to help county child welfare agencies in their efforts on behalf of children, youth and families. Mr. Eidson has extensive experience with Independent Living and Transition Programs, working with families as well as Organizational Effectiveness... Read More →

Thursday October 24, 2013 9:00am - 10:30am
Room 321 - Slippery Rock University, Robert M. Smith Student Center 1 Morrow Way Slippery Rock, PA 16057
  Family Engagement Track

Attendees (25)