National School Counselor Fellows Program
The Center for Equity and Postsecondary Attainment's National School Counselor Fellows (NSCF) program is dedicated to empowering school counselors to lead the charge in dismantling systems that contribute to inequitable postsecondary opportunities and foster spaces where all students thrive and have the tools necessary to pursue their aspirations and achieve their highest potential, especially those who have been marginalized in the educational process. The fellows comprise a diverse group of school counselors from across the nation, all united by their commitment to fostering postsecondary support that is student driven and community centered.
CEPA Annual National School Counselor Summit
The SDSU Center for Equity and Postsecondary Attainment (CEPA) proudly hosted our
second annual National School Counselor Summit at SDSU's Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center on June 7-8, 2024. The event drew over
60 attendees from across the country, featuring inspiring keynote speakers, an awards
luncheon, and showcasing the impactful work of our school counseling fellows.
CEPA is dedicated to celebrating diverse voices and dismantling oppressive practices,
focusing on equitable pathways to postsecondary success. The National School Counselor
Fellowship brings together dedicated professionals to address systemic issues impacting
student success, emphasizing student voices, parent engagement, and community building.
Special thanks to our speakers Tamara Y. Craver, Jarian Kerekes, Chantelle George, Ph.D., Ashley Johnson, PhD, and our sponsors at The Kresge Foundation and Equitable Foundation.
Congratulations to our graduating fellows for their commitment and advocacy. Together,
we champion transformative postsecondary advising practices to support student success.
Read the press release here.
Fellows Cohorts
Welcome 2024-2026 Fellows!