Danielle Porter
Associate Director, Retention & Academic Engagement, Florida State University
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Danielle Porter is the Associate Director for Retention & Academic Engagement in FSU's Division of Undergraduate Studies. She is a double graduate from Florida State University, with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and Psychology, and a Master's degree in Higher Education. Since then she has served in roles revolving around student success and retention at Florida State University. She likes to read, watch football, snuggle her pups, and daydream of playing with cows.
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Priorities, Partnerships, Peers & Perseverance: Scaling Up First-Year Courses
Growing transition courses is difficult and working toward a campus-wide requirement can feel impossible! In this session, learn how retention staff at one institution navigated the campus bureaucracy, capitalized on institutional priorities, built academic partnerships, and persevered to scale up first-year courses fast – moving from serving 35% of the freshmen class to 93% the following year. You’ll also analyze curricular opportunities on your campus and learn from peers in the session.
Campus Collaboration Roundtable
Our work as OTR professionals does not occur in a vacuum. Whether we are implementing full-scale orientation programs or specialized transition programs for different populations, the success of our work often depends on collaboration with partners across campus. In this roundtable session, participants will be able to share successes and challenges with campus collaboration and discuss ways to promote and strengthen collaborative efforts with campus partners to support student transition.
Danielle Porter
Associate Director, Retention & Academic Engagement, Florida State University
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