Over 80 attendees from 25 tribal colleges and universities gathered in Minneapolis November 2 – 4 for the 2017 Carnegie Math Pathways TCU Fall Institute. This institute was the first of its kind, giving TCUs an opportunity to work together to shape their math education goals. Together with faculty mentors, Mike Sieve and John Kellermeier, admin coach, Jane Reinke, and a TCU advisory committee, we implemented a successful event that focused on community building and preparing TCU colleges to launch Quantway and Statway at their institutions. We’re excited by the energy of this new network and look forward to having several TCUs launch their Pathways course this spring and next fall.
Learning & Insights
Los Angeles Daily News: All students should have access to alternative math pathways
In an op-ed for Los Angeles Daily News, recent CSU graduate Jacquelyn Lowe reflects on how math pathways and remediation reform at Pierce College in California helped her not only build confidence in her math abilities but also achieve her academic goals.
“All students should have access to rigorous, college-level math that is relevant to their goals, the kind of learning experience I was lucky enough to receive.”
Some of you may remember Jacquelyn Lowe as the keynote from the 2015 National Forum. Lowe is a Statway alumna who this spring earned her Bachelor’s degree in English from Humboldt State. She is currently applying to graduate programs in rhetoric and composition and continues to be a passionate advocate for the Pathways in California.
