OSCPA's December Lunch + Learn: Financial Education in Oklahoma: What's Working, What's Changing and What's Next - Oklahoma City
1.00 Credits
Member Price $0
Non-Member Price $40
Overview
Join the OSCPA for our monthly Lunch + Learn event over topics important to Oklahoma CPAs.
Oklahoma students are entering adulthood in an increasingly complex financial world. What are they learning to prepare them, and what approaches are making a difference? This session explores the current state of personal finance and economic education in Oklahoma, including recent changes to financial literacy requirements, challenges facing schools and educators, and strategies that are helping students build real-world financial knowledge and decision-making skills. Participants will also experience an interactive classroom activity and explore how financial professionals can help strengthen financial education and financial readiness across Oklahoma.
As part of your OSCPA membership your registration for this event is FREE*.
Live Stream Option: Can't join us in person? Join us virtually by signing up for the live stream option.
*Must be a member in good standing at the time of the course. Members are not automatically registered and must sign up to attend as registration is available. Find more information here.
Prerequisites
None
Designed For
CPAs and financial professionals across all practice areas who are interested in financial literacy and preparing Oklahoma students for financial success.
Objectives
- Describe Oklahoma's current personal financial literacy education requirements and recent changes affecting students and schools.
- Identify effective strategies and resources for helping students develop practical financial knowledge and decision-making skills.
- Recognize opportunities for CPAs and other financial professionals to support financial and economic education in Oklahoma schools and communities.
Preparation
None
Leader(s):
Leader Bios
Amy Lee
Amy Lee is a recognized leader in personal finance and economic education, both nationally and across Oklahoma. As Executive Director of the Oklahoma Council on Economic Education (OCEE), she leads statewide efforts to equip educators and students with the knowledge and skills needed for financial and economic success.
Amy is a past president of the National Association of Economic Educators and the Oklahoma Jump$tart Coalition and serves on the Economic Education Advisory Council for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma City Branch. She has played a central role in advancing personal finance education policy in Oklahoma, working with policymakers and education leaders to strengthen requirements, shape policy, and expand the resources available to educators and students across the state.
Non-Member Price $40
Member Price $0