Who We Are OAEOPP (the Ohio Association of Educational Opportunity Program
Personnel) is a community of professionals committed to helping students who
want to achieve success in school and in life. We work with TRIO programs that help participants prepare for and succeed in postsecondary
education. TRIO programs receive funding from the United States Department
of Education. We offer a variety of services to help our participants
achieve success. Our participants come from low-income and working families,
and most will be members of the first generation in their family to attend
college. TRIO program services include
the following:
Learn about becoming a member of
OAEOPP (a chapter of MAEOPP).
OAEOPP
is a member of MAEOPP,
the Mid-America Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel, one of the 10
regional associations that comprise the Council for
Opportunity in Education. TRIO programs in Ohio receive funding from the
U.S. Department of Education,
Office of Federal TRIO Programs. OAEOPP is a 501 (c) 3 tax exempt
organization.
Mission:
Federal Updates
Letter from Dr.
Arnold Mitchem to Senator Edward Kennedy Opposing the Upward Bound
Absolute Priority
Success Rates of Talent Search
& Upward Bound Participants Presidential/OAEOPP Updates
Update from
President Dana Lawless-Andric April 2008 OAEOPP
Help Desk Survey Update
from President Dana Lawless-Andric November 2007
Ohio
TRIO Programs Data Gathering Form
OAEOPP Membership
Benefits and Membership Referral Form
Each One, Bring One
for OAEOPP
Ohio TRIO Programs: Turning
Roadblocks Into Opportunity
Introducing the Higher
Education Information System
Ohio
Funded Upward Bound Programs 2007
Ohio Funded
McNair Programs 2007
Ohio Funded Veterans Upward Bound Programs 2007
Ohio Funded Upward Bound Math Science Programs 2007
Ohio Funded
Talent Search Programs 2006
Ohio Funded Educational Opportunity Center Programs
2006 State Level Information and Updates
State of College Opportunity in Ohio
Ten
Year Strategic Plan for Higher Education in Ohio
Ohio College Access
Awards Nomination Form due May 16
Students Participating in Student Leadership
Conference We invite you to learn more about TRIO programs
in Ohio Nearly one-third of all low-income high school
graduates who enrolled in college have been served by a TRIO
program.--Council for Opportunity in Education
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Cecilia Marra, Cleveland Scholarship Programs,
Inc. Webmaster:
Dan.Schneider@uc.edu University of
Cincinnati, Clermont College We welcome
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Updated
May 08, 2008
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The purpose of the Ohio Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel
shall be to bring together into a work and study community those persons who
have an active interest in or who are professionally involved in broadening
accessibility to and success in formal postsecondary education.
Send to President-Elect Gary Williams by fax (740-373-7496) or by
postal mail.
Send to Felisa
Eafford by email or by fax (216-987-4941).
Prepared by the Pell Institute for the Study of
Opportunity in Higher Education. The report poses key questions about the
ability of low-income students to access and succeed in postsecondary
education in Ohio. The report identifies gaps and offers
recommendations to bolster ongoing efforts in Ohio to close these gaps.
