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IT leaders must embrace an inclusive approach to ensure their colleagues across campus understand the benefits of technology change and become more receptive to it.
Campus teams responsible for teaching students about financial literacy—and improving default rates—are getting support through financial wellness training and certification programs.
At UB Tech® 2019, Trang Pham discussed how she designs collaborative classrooms to improve student engagement and help future teachers stay up to date on the changing landscape of technology in the classroom.
Any college or university can follow this road map of costs and responses to cyberattacks.
A Q&A with vice president and CIO Curtis Carver of the University of Alabama at Birmingham and keynote speaker at UB Tech® 2019.
Drones will help campus security officers with situational awareness, which will aid in searching for missing people, assessing traffic accidents, photographing crime scenes and mapping evacuation routes.
You’ve heard the term “digital literacy,” but are basic literacy skills enough to equip students to thrive in today’s world?
Tips on using “learniture” and “techniture” highlight a popular session at UB Tech® 2019.
Here are six scenarios of challenges that higher ed leaders usually face without an event management system or without a robust system—and six ways this technology can help.
Higher ed leaders are still welcome to submit proposals to speak at the UB Tech® 2020 conference, to be held June 15-17 in Las Vegas. We are looking for proposals from leaders and innovators in campus technology and esports—people who can share their expertise and experience in a dynamic and informative presentation.
Although the news media has focused on a number of serious issues in higher ed, including the admissions scandal and the devastating impact of student debt, not much has been said about demographics, says David M. Steele-Figueredo, president of Woodbury University in Burbank, California.
Find out how to lower the risk of injury and financial fallout from a hazmat accident at your institution.
State minimum wage laws impact colleges as employers, but as our survey shows, in many cases higher ed is offering entry-level employees a better-than-mandated deal.
Here’s how strong mobile giving platforms and social media promotions can fuel your advancement campaign.
To read the headlines about college admissions, one would think it’s much more difficult to get into college now. This couldn’t be further from the truth, says Terry Cowdrey, an enrollment management consultant who is currently serving as the interim vice president of enrollment at Beloit College in Wisconsin.
As 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, James E. Samels, of The Education Alliance and the law firm Samels Associates, discusses how the life of Winston Churchill reminds us that vision and courage can triumph over seemingly impossible odds. He recently visited Westminster College in Missouri, the home of the National Churchill Museum.
Here is a quick resource guide to driving students to spend more time and money at campus dining venues.
Minimum wage decisions in higher ed are influenced by state laws plus other factors.
Educators are scouting out the informal learning spaces on their campuses—and then redesigning and reequipping them with more enticing furniture and cutting-edge devices to accommodate today’s mobile students.
Listening to at-risk students helps them turn their lives around—and cross that graduation stage.
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