The Huber Project
Founded by Erika Huber in honor of her husband, Marc Huber, The Huber Project was created to carry forward Marc's lifelong belief in the transformitive power of education. Marc firmly believed that every individual could benefit from educational growth and opportunity, and that an educated, empowered society creates stronger communities and a better future for everyone.
The mission of The Huber Project is to expand access to the individualized resources, education, and opportunities people need to discover their strengths, develop their potential, and build meaningful and fulfilling lives.
The organization supports individuals through:
Individual education pathways designed around each person's strengths, interests, goals, and learning needs.
Meaningful employment opportunities that promote independence, purpose, and long-term stability.
Job training and career development to help individuals pursue sustainable careers.
Mental health and well-being support that encourages resilience, confidence, and personal growth.
At the heart of The Huber Project is the belief that every individual has unique strengths and potential. By providing personalized guidance, education, support, and opportunities. The organization seeks to help people recognize their abilities, build confidence, overcome barriers, and transition toward sustainable and fulfilling careers.
Parental Guidance Seminar
This parent-focused talk explains what families need to know when transitioning a student with an IEP or 504 Plan from high school to college. Parents will learn the key differences between high school and college disability services, including the shift from school-provided support to a student-driven process.
The presentation will cover how to document a student’s disability and accommodations, what information colleges may require, how to connect with the college’s disability/accessibility services office, and how to request accommodations before classes begin. It will also address common misconceptions about “transferring” an IEP or 504 Plan and explain why accommodations do not automatically carry over to college.
Most importantly, parents will learn how to help their students develop the self-advocacy, communication, and organizational skills they need to take responsibility for their accommodations. The talk will provide practical guidance for starting the transition early, communicating effectively with colleges, and setting students up for a successful and more independent college experience.
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM EST
Cost: $35
Our Seminars
These are two hour seminars that are hosted virtually for $35.00. Students can invite their supportive adult to join.
From Homeschooling to College Success
Homeschooling gives students the opportunity to build an education that is uniquely their own, but navigating the college process can bring its own set of questions. Join us for a College Prep Workshop designed specifically for homeschool students and families who want to make the most of their high school years and prepare for college and career success.
What You’ll Learn:
- Choosing the Right College: Learn what to consider when selecting a college and how to find a school that fits your academic interests, career goals, learning style, and future plans.
- How to Fund College: Explore scholarships, financial aid, and other ways to help make college more affordable. Learn how to identify opportunities and present your homeschool accomplishments effectively.
- Maximize Dual Credit: Learn how to make the most of dual-credit opportunities, including choosing courses strategically, understanding how credits may transfer, and using college credit to potentially save time and money toward a degree.
- Build a Strong Homeschool Transcript: Learn what colleges may want to see from homeschool students and how to organize courses, grades, activities, accomplishments, and experiences into a clear academic record.
- Choosing a College Based on Career Interests: Discover how to connect your interests and career goals with college majors, degree programs, and career opportunities.
- Important Dates and Deadlines: Learn the key application, financial aid, scholarship, and enrollment dates you need to know so you can stay organized and avoid missing important opportunities.
Monday, August 31, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST
Cost: $35
Senior College Game Plan Starts Now
Senior year is here, and now is the time to turn your college plans into action. Join us for a College Prep Workshop designed specifically for high school seniors and their supportive adults who are ready to take the next step toward college and their future career.
This workshop will give you practical information, helpful strategies, and the confidence to navigate the college application process while making the most of the opportunities available to you.
What You’ll Learn:
- The Common Application: Learn how the Common Application works and what you need to know to complete your college applications successfully.
- How to Fund College: Explore ways to pay for college, including scholarships, financial aid, and other resources that can help make college more affordable.
- Choose a College Based on Your Career Interests: Discover how to connect your career goals and interests with the right college, degree program, and educational opportunities.
- Maximize Your Dual Credit: Learn everything you need to know to make the most of dual-credit courses, including how to choose courses strategically, understand how credits may transfer, and use dual credit to save time and money toward your college degree.
- Important Dates and Deadlines: Know the key dates you need to keep track of so you can stay organized and avoid missing important application, financial aid, scholarship, and enrollment deadlines.
Saturday, August 29, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST
Cost: $35
Junior’s Roadmap to College Success
Junior year is the perfect time to start planning for college, and your future! Join us for an engaging, virtual College Prep Workshop designed specifically for high school juniors and their supportive adults.
What You’ll Learn:
- Choosing the Right College: Learn what to consider when finding a school that fits your goals, interests, and future plans.
- College Tours: Discover what to look for, what questions to ask, and how to make the most of your campus visit.
- Important Dates & Deadline: Get familiar with key dates you need to know as you begin the college application process.
- Turn Your High School Experience Into Scholarships: Learn how your activities, accomplishments, leadership, and experiences can help you stand out and find scholarship opportunities.
- Explore Career Possibilities: Discover the wide range of careers and college programs available and start connecting your interests to your future.
Sunday, August 30, 2026
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST
Cost: $35
Meet Erika Huber
I am driven by a passion for learning. I am convinced that knowledge is the gateway to a brighter future.
I feel privileged to help unlock these doors to career and educational fulfillment. I offer people someone who will believe in them, push them, connect them with resources, and understand that real-life obstacles can get in the way of learning and achieving a dream. I take pleasure in creating programming that addresses those needs, as well as helping people realize they are worthy of options in life to overcome these obstacles and achieve their goals.
