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What is the Arizona College Access Network (AzCAN)

Established in 2008 this initiative continues to be an important part of the work of Arizona’s College Access Challenge Grant which is administered through the Governor’s Office. The Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education has been asked to lead the Network with a mission of building capacity and improving the quality of services and information provided to students through Arizona’s college access programs.

A Steering Committee, representative of programs statewide, is crafting a plan to support the needs of Arizona’s college access programs. In addition, an interactive website is under development to extend the reach of AzCAN and to help meet the needs in remote locations.

The goals of AzCAN include:

  • encouraging active participation of programs across Arizona
  • building relationships with and among college access professionals statewide
  • providing benefits to encourage participation which will improve program performance
  • establishing standards of performance based upon current research and best practices

Who should become a member?

  • All college access programs and professionals are welcomed!
  • College Champions for youth in foster care, or youth formerly in foster care on their campus! (See Foster Youth/Homeless Navigation tab at top of the page for details)
  • Friends, sponsors, businesses, foundations who support college access!

Become a member simply by completing a 10 minute survey where you provide information to the public via the AzCAN website. Additional non-public information is requested for the AzCAN staff to better understand each program.

Contact John Garcia for more information 602-258-2435 Ext. 105

This initiative was funded by the Governor's Office of Education Innovation and the U.S. Department of Education