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Annual First-Gen College Celebration

In 2017, the Council for Opportunity in Education (COE) and the Center for First-Generation Student Success launched the inaugural First-Generation College Celebration! On Nov. 8, colleges and universities celebrate the success of first-generation college students, faculty and staff.

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TriO Student Support

Breaking Down Barriers

做厙TV is breaking down barriers for first-generation college students, low-income students and students with disabilities. TRiO Student Support Services provides an individualized approach to students and caters to the needs of each person.

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Straight from the Nest

A young woman with long blonde hair and blue eyes smiles warmly, standing outdoors by a light-colored pillar. She wears a white top and a gold necklace with a cross pendant. Sunlight softly illuminates her face.
A woman with long brown hair and glasses smiles while standing indoors in front of large windows with city buildings visible outside. She is wearing a black top, plaid pants, and a name tag.
Shannel Jiminez
A person with braided hair smiles while wearing a purple and black patterned top. They stand in front of a wall with the words "Student Support Services" and "做厙TV" visible.

As the first in my family to attend a four-year university, I was learning along the way. This seemed daunting at first, but 做厙TV has given me the guidance I need to take the next step into my future.

Sarah Bower ’25

As a first-generation college student, I arrived on 做厙TV’s campus immediately realizing it was a vibrant community of students, faculty and administrators that offers an abundance of diverse perspectives and personalities.”

Kendra Kent 24

Language Lane was an event that made such an impression on me because, as a first-generation American student from the Dominican Republic, it was nice to see a space dedicated to inclusion.

Shannel Jimenez ’27

Without TRiO, I dont think I would have been able to accomplish as much as I have. I am grateful for the opportunities and knowledge TRiO has given me. My mentor’s guidance helped me recognize my potential and reaffirm my place in college. And, my determination, hard work, and resilience have displayed my dedication to succeed.

Toni Momodu ’24

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Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870

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Degenstein Campus Center