Tony Warren brings valuable experience to the fellowship, having served as a past president of the Michigan School Counselor Association and gained nearly a decade of experience as a school counselor and student support specialist. Warren serves as an Education Consultant in Counseling and Career Development at the Calhoun Intermediate School District (CISD) in Marshall, Michigan. Additionally, he serves as a Professional Learning Coach for Hatching Results and is an adjunct professor at Grand Valley State University. Warren’s educational background includes a bachelor’s degree in Communications from Fairleigh Dickinson University and a master’s degree in School Counseling from Spring Arbor University. With his diverse experience and qualifications, Warren is well-positioned to contribute meaningfully to the fellowship and positively impact postsecondary Career Technical Education leadership.
Tony Warren
CTE Postsecondary Pathways for Student Success—Learn, Earn, Live
This project aims to increase the enrollment of students identifying as Black or African American in CTE programs at the Calhoun Area Career Center (CACC). The established SMART goals of the program outline how current enrollment strategies will be assessed to identify and address barriers students are facing. The desired outcome of this work will be a 20% increase in enrollment for the dual enrollment programs at CACC.
Advance CTE Fellows are gaining the skills and connections to pursue state leadership positions and advance high-quality, equitable state postsecondary CTE systems.
