Open Campus Program Services
PASOS Colegiales | College STEPS: We support high school students on their journey to higher education through a structured curriculum that helps students stay organized and on track. We provide personalized mentoring support to seniors working towards a post-secondary education. The content can be provided in English or Spanish.
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College Access Workshops and Programming: We collaborate with local partners to deliver dynamic workshops that support students in confidently navigating their post-secondary educational journeys. Workshop topics include paying for college, exploring post-secondary options, and campus visits.
Scholarship Texting Series
Through text, we will share college scholarship opportunities, scholarship application tips, and more. This program is open to current and future college students, parents, and anyone interested in learning more.
Career Exploration Events: We partner with local organizations to offer immersive career exploration events for various age groups, including career days and career-focused camps.
Student Advocates/Mentoring: Our coordinators provide personalized support for high school students, families, community college students, and adult learners.
Pre-Transfer Support: We offer personalized one-on-one support to help students explore and navigate their transfer options from community college to any four-year university.
NBTS Club: Our clubs are dynamic and supportive groups designed to empower Native American students through education, community engagement, and cultural celebration. Clubs provide a welcoming environment where members can connect, share experiences, and work together towards academic and personal success while connecting with a post-secondary access specialist.
NBTS Camp: Our residential summer camp is designed for youth entering 9th – 12th grades, self-identifying as Native American and living in Oregon. The camp is intended to increase interest in the environmental sciences and access to higher education for Native American youth through hands-on activities and engagement with Indigenous leaders, natural resource professionals, and graduate students.
