Guided Pathways is a national movement aimed at improving student success outcomes. Colleges and universities embracing this work engage in collaborative, institution-level reform that targets the following essential practices:

Establishing Pathways
- Defining Programs and Paths
- Creating Meaningful Learning Experiences
Navigating Pathways
- Helping Students Choose a Pathway
- Helping Students Stay on a Pathway

Dr. Harrington provides consulting on Guided Pathways. With a strong background in student services and academic affairs combined with her state and national involvement with the Guided Pathways movement, she provides high-quality, individualized consultation and professional development. Her areas of specialty are the first-year seminar and faculty engagement/teaching and learning. Contact her at drchristineharrington@gmail.com.

Guided Pathways and the First-Year Seminar Resources

Student Success in College: Doing What Works! 3rd edition, a research-based first-year seminar textbook aligned to Guided Pathways

Why the First-Year Seminar Matters: Helping Students Choose and Stay on a Career Path, a book for student success champions

The Faculty Role in Guided Pathways

Engaging Faculty in Guided Pathways, a 2 book series focused on how to engage and support faculty to improve student success.Co-published by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) and Rowman and Littlefield.