Registration Materials (Fall 2024)
SUPA Guides (2024-25)
Forms
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Registration Materials (Fall 2024)
SUPA Guides (2024-25)
Forms
Interested in attending a SUPA Information Session? SUPA will be holding various Information Sessions throughout the Fall semester:
These sessions will cover the basics of how concurrent enrollment works, how SUPA can help your students earn college credits, and how they can prepare for the rigor of college by engaging in high-level academics which aids in development of valuable college readiness skills.
Teachers and schools benefit from the quality professional development offered by our wonderful faculty partners at Syracuse University, and from the professional staff at Project Advance who serve students, teachers and schools year-round.
To register for an Information Session, please follow this link and click on the desired session. If you cannot attend and would like to send someone else from your school, please feel free to share this information!
SUPA Faculty Liaison for Introduction to African American Studies, Joan Bryant, has been named a finalist for the 2024 MAAH Stone Book Award. Bryant’s book, Reluctant Race Men: Black Challenges to the Practice of Race in Nineteenth-Century America, is among the 14 finalists out of 118 eligible submissions.
To read more, visit the MAAH Stone Book Award website.
SUPA Faculty Partner for MAT 295 (Calculus I), Nicole Fonger, is hosting an event to celebrate the launch of her new book, “Making Algebra Meaningful: A Visual Approach to Math Literacy for All”.
Learn more about this interactive book talk and reception by visiting the Syracuse University Events Calendar.
Summer Institute dates are set for 2024! Week one will be take place from July 8 – 12, while week two will immediately follow from July 15 – 19.
For more information and to register, please visit our Summer Institute webpage.