Transfer Advocate Training

Enhance your knowledge of the transfer student population, and learn how to support their transition and success at CU Boulder.

• Who can take the Transfer Advocate Training?
  Faculty, staff and student leaders benefit from completing the two-part training program.
• What is the purpose of the training?
  The training aims to increase awareness of the transfer student population at CU Boulder.
• When is the training?
  Visit the Transfer Events calendar to look for upcoming Transfer Advocate Trainings. Or, schedule tailored training for your department, office or unit. Email Miki Brooks to schedule a team session.
• Where does the training take place?
  The Transfer Advocate Training is available virtually. In person departmental sessions upon request.

Transfer Advocate 101 Training
The first training session describes the transfer student landscape on campus. You’ll learn more about the unique contributions of our Transfer Buffs and what actions you can take to support this population. Participants will also learn about campus support and resources for Transfer Buffs.

Transfer Advocate 201 Training
Part two of the Transfer Advocate Training digs deeper into the role of a Transfer Advocate and how to apply your knowledge as a member of the CU Boulder community.

Transfer Advocate Micro-credential
Take your learning from Transfer Advocate 101 and 201 to the next level by earning the Transfer Advocate Micro-credential. Through an action-oriented capstone project, you’ll gain the tools and insight to remove barriers, celebrate transfer students, and make a lasting impact on the CU Boulder transfer student experience. Visit the Transfer Advocate Micro-credential SharePoint site to learn more.