Webinars

Join us throughout the year as TACAC brings you dynamic speakers and interesting topics. Whether you are on the high school or college side, we have webinars to benefit you. It's professional development from the ease and comfort of your own office. 

Upcoming Webinars: 

Save-the-dates! Webinars will be the first Wednesday of each month. 

August 7
3 - 4 PM CST

Topic: Imposter No More: Leadership Unveiled - Whether it's your first or tenth year in college admissions, this session empowers women leaders to conquer imposter syndrome. Uncover authentic strengths, step confidently into leadership roles, and unlock your true leadership potential.
Presenter: Lizzette Green, Texas Christian University

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September 4
3 - 4 PM CST

Topic: Recruiting & Counseling: Individualistic Vs Collectivist Cultures - Collectivist students (e.g., Latine, first-gen) face challenges in individualistic academia. Recognizing these differences is vital for enhancing matriculation, academic success, and bicultural identity. Join for insights on inclusive education.
Presenter: Eileen Mata, Uplift Education

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October 2
3 - 4 PM CST

Topic: Targeted Counseling: Streamlining Data for Success - Explore efficient data strategies in counseling for optimal outcomes. Whether in a small or large school, learn to collect, interpret, and implement data to enhance the student-admission-counselor dynamic.
Presenters: Ana Belmonte & Eileen Mata, Uplift Education

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November 6
3 - 4 PM CST

Topic: The Generational Divide: How to Communicate and Work with Folks from All Generations in the Workplace - There are currently 5 generations in our workplaces! If you have any hope of working with them come learn about each one and what shapes them, but most importantly learn how to communicate with them effectively!
Presenter: Kimberly West, The University of Oklahoma

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December 4
3 - 4 PM CST

Topic: Familismo in Admissions: Inspiring Hope in Latinx Students and Families -  In higher education, Familismo serves as a significant impact of close family connections on decision making, especially admissions selections. Expanding the scope of Familismo, this concept can support students from diverse collectivistic cultures.
Presenters: Conan Campos, Mariana Espinoza, Ashley Lujan, Amrin Madhani & Nancy, Nerio, Texas State University

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Below are the tentative spring 2025 dates:

February 5
March 5
April 2
May 7

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Members can view archived webinars from here.

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