Partnering for Success and Sustainability

NCAN Orlando September 30, 2015

Outcomes Participants will leave:

Ø with a deeper awareness of the potential college access partners in their own states

Ø with an understanding of the benefits of partnerships

for college access

Ø  thinking of ways to successfully partner with others

Ø  ideas for overcoming potential challenges

Collective Impact

•  Common Agenda •  Shared Data/Measurements •  Continuous Communication •  Backbone Support Organizations

Collective Impact

•  Stanford Social Innovation Review www.ssreview.org •  Collective Impact Forum collectiveimpactforum.org

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Collective Impact •  How do you know who is "doing" college

access in your state? •  Who are some partners with unique

perspectives? •  Examples of effective outreach strategies? •  Examples of exemplary college access

efforts (e.g. Aspire Higher)? •  How are you funded? How are you

addressing sustainability?

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Contact Information •  Kate Leveille kate@mainecollegeaccess.org •  Mila Tappan mtappan@famemaine.org •  Wendy Ault ault@melmacfoundation.org •  Mary Callan mary@syntiro.org