Helping students navigate the transition from college
Erica Young Reitz joined us on Wake Up Right to talk about her book After College, a great resource for recent and upcoming graduates, and even for parents, pastors, and friends who want to help equip them for a healthy transition!
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This book would be a great graduation gift for college graduates this month, or even as a resource for students heading into their senior year of college.
More about Erica Young Reitz
Erica is the principal and founder at After College Transition. She has 14 years of college ministry experience working for the CCO and directing Senior EXIT, a one year program focused on preparing students for life after college. During her tenure, Erica not only served and inspired students, but she also has years of experience equipping practitioners across the nation through training workshops, coaching and consulting. As she continues to teach, speak, and consult, Erica loves connecting with college students and twenty-somethings as well as with those who work with them.
Erica is the author of After College: Navigating Transitions, Relationship and Faith (InterVarsity Press), and her writing on the topic of the senior year transition has appeared in numerous publications, including Christianity Today, Relevant Magazine, The Gospel Coalition, and Collegiate Collective. Erica also serves as lecturer in English for Penn State University’s Program in Writing and Rhetoric and as an adjunct faculty member for Geneva College’s Master’s in Higher Education Program.
She lives in State College, PA with her husband and two children.
More about After College Transition
After College Transition is a website that helps practitioners (student affairs professionals, college ministers, church leaders, and others) get what they need to successfully equip students to thrive in their transition out of college and beyond. AfterCollegeTransition.com will be helpful to you if you’re looking for: