Key Events
This calendar features the events Palouse Pathways hosts annually. Visit our Upcoming Events page throughout the year for more workshops, events, and college visits!
February
College and Career Exploration Courses
These interactive courses help students identify their interests, explore a range of college and career options, and discover tools to explore colleges, jobs, and post-graduation opportunities that match their goals.
May
Expand Your College Horizons Workshop
This event gives attendees insight into selective and other unique colleges. In the past, this event has featured guest presenters from Whitman College, Pomona College, the University of Chicago, and more.
College Application Workshop
From crafting strong college essays and preparing for admissions tests to understanding application portals and fee waivers, this workshop equips juniors with the knowledge and tools they need to confidently prepare for senior year and applying to college.
August
Path to College for 9th and 10th Grade Families
Offered: August before school begins
This event is designed for rising 9th and 10th grade students and their families. Students get advice on how to prepare for college and hear insights directly from a panel of local teachers. Parents learn about the college timeline and how financial aid works.
October
College within Reach: Paying for College Fair
This event helps middle and high school families understand how to make college affordable. Learn about scholarships, financial aid, saving for college, and other ways to pay - and explore alternatives to traditional college paths. College and community partners, guest presenters, and financial experts offering 1-on-1 advising are hosted to support families at any stage of planning.
November
Drop-In FAFSA & Financial Aid Workshop
Come for 1-on-1 assistance from financial aid professionals with completing your FAFSA/WASFA and understanding your financial aid options.
December
Returning Student Forum
At this engaging event, high school students hear directly from local graduates who are now in college. Through small-group conversations, students ask questions and gain real-world insight into college life, including academics, financial aid, housing, campus involvement, and adjusting to a new place.
Scholars Program
Students in the Scholars Program attend monthly All Scholar Meetings and have access to essay workshops, SAT/ACT tutoring, and more. Learn more here!
