Events & Training

At Michigan College Access Network, we hold regular events, training opportunities, and seminars to not only inform change makers about the importance of promoting a college-going culture but to empower them to actually create this positive change. Our programs are tailored to different audiences with varying experience levels — because when it comes to making postsecondary education accessible to everyone, we always have more to learn. 

Annual Conference

Join college access stakeholders from across Michigan for two days of professional development, networking, and learning!

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Advocacy Day

MCAN and college access and success organizations from across the state will meet with state legislators to advocate for postsecondary education and highlight work being done to increase Michigan’s degree-attainment rate. MCAN will schedule meetings with attendees' state legislators or their staff, pending availability.

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Upcoming Webinars

MCAN offers webinars to enhance professional development opportunities for its network, and also to address urgent topics in the education field.

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Webinar Recordings

MCAN saves recordings of webinars for your convenience and professional development. Webinars are available for three months past their completion date.

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Xello Professional Development Series

Xello and MCAN are teaming up again to bring you a series of webinars on meeting Michigan's Career Development Model and igniting college and career readiness in your students.

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School Counselor Professional Development: Foundations of Equity in College and Career Counseling

MCAN and the Center for Equity and Postsecondary Attainment at San Diego State University are co-hosting a training course in college and career advising for Michigan school counselors.

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School Counselor Professional Development: College and Career Advising Mini-courses

Mini-courses were designed by college access experts from across the country and will directly guide participants on how to support more students on the path to postsecondary education.

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