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CFs Summer Bridge Program

• Project EAGLE

Early Achievement of Goals Leadership
Enhancement
Director, Ms. Lisa Smith [phone], ext. 1243
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Purpose

• Project EAGLE is a three week summer program
  designed to
• Prepare participants to be college ready.
• Give participants study skills, technology tools,
  and leadership skills to be successful in college
• Assist participants in selection the appropriate
  major or career and obtaining financial aid and
  scholarships to help fund their college education
• Orient participants to the campus and services
  that are available

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Benefits

• Saving college prep tuition and fees
• Study skills and technology tools for success in
  college
• Career and major selection assistance
• Orientation to the campus, services and college
  process
• Assistance in applying for financial aid and
  scholarship searched

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Eligibility

• Must be one of the following
• A first-generation college student
• Student from a low-income family
• Student with a physical or learning disability
• Must be seeking an Associates degree

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Participation Requirements

• Must have a standard high school diploma or GED
• Must participate in all of the scheduled
  activities for weeks 1 and 3
• Must attend all classroom and lab instruction
  sessions in the academic area where the student
  is deficient.
• Must apply for, and participate in, the Student
  Support Services program

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Cost

• There will be no tuition cost for instruction,
  since this is not a credit course and will not
  appear on the students transcript
• PERT retakes are free during the course of the
  program

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Materials Needed

• Paper
• Pencil/Pen

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Four-Week Schedule

• Week 1
• Introductions
• Team-Building Skills
• Week 2
• Instruction in Reading
• Instruction in Arithmetic
• Week 3
• Instruction in English
• Instruction in Algebra
• Week 4
• A.S. and A.A. Advisement

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Week 1 June 9-12
Monday June 9 Tuesday June 10 Wednesday June 11 Thursday June 12
Welcome/ Introduction 8-9 AM, 20-110 Snacks will be provided Financial Aid Jean Imes 8-9 AM 20-110 Financial Literacy Workshop Gerri McCormick 9-11AM 20-110 Student life Mikel James 10-11 AM 20-110 Career Scope Mary Copland 8-9 AM 5-204 Pre testing in math Julio Serna 9 11 PM 20-110 20-112 Campus tour CF Ambassadors Bryant Student Union Bldg. 5 11-12 College Life Dr. Leonard Everett 8-9 AM 20-110 Health Occupations Nancy Cintron 9-10 AM 20-110 Intakes 10-12 PM 20-110
Carl Energizer Olsen 8-12 PM 20-110 Financial Aid Jean Imes 8-9 AM 20-110 Financial Literacy Workshop Gerri McCormick 9-11AM 20-110 Student life Mikel James 10-11 AM 20-110 Career Scope Mary Copland 8-9 AM 5-204 Pre testing in math Julio Serna 9 11 PM 20-110 20-112 Campus tour CF Ambassadors Bryant Student Union Bldg. 5 11-12 College Life Dr. Leonard Everett 8-9 AM 20-110 Health Occupations Nancy Cintron 9-10 AM 20-110 Intakes 10-12 PM 20-110
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Week 2a June 16-19
Time Monday June 16 Tuesday June 17 Wednesday June 18 Thursday June 19
800-1200 Reading Instruction 20-211 Reading Instruction 20-211 Reading Instruction 20-211 Reading Instruction 20-211
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Week 2b - June 16-19
Time Monday June 16 Tuesday June 17 Wednesday June 18 Thursday June 19
800-1200 Arithmetic Instruction 20-207 Arithmetic Instruction 20-207 Arithmetic Instruction 20-207 Arithmetic Instruction 20-207
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Time Monday June 23 Tuesday June 24 Wednesday June 25 Thursday June 26
800-1200 English Instruction 20-211 English Instruction 20-211 English Instruction 20-211 English Instruction 20-211
Week 3A - June 23-26
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Time Monday June 23 Tuesday June 24 Wednesday June 25 Thursday June 26
800-1200 Algebra Instruction 20-207 Algebra Instruction 20-207 Algebra Instruction 20-207 Algebra Instruction 20-207
Week 3B - June 23-26
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Academic Advisement by appointment. Please call our office at 352-854-2322 ext. 1761, to schedule an appointment. 2-205 This is to register for your fall classes.
Week 4 June 30 - July 2
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How to Apply

• Applications are available in the following
  locations
• High Schools Counselors offices
• The Student Support Services office (Building 2,
  Room 205)
• Online at our SSS website www.cf.edu/departments/
  sa/sss
• Application Deadline for Summer 2014 will be
  Wednesday, June 4, 2014