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Colleges that have investments in the lodging space can take steps to mitigate COVID-19-related cash flow challenges, explore temporary alternative uses and position the investments for future growth.
How higher ed leaders are rethinking learning spaces, residence halls, and other campus facility modifications and realities as colleges re-open and prepare for the future.
Higher ed leaders who want to ensure their buildings are safe when reopening campuses during the pandemic have a wealth of technologies that can help make their facilities healthier.
Social distancing means all Eastern Michigan University students can have single rooms in residence halls—along with a credit to reduce the cost.
University Business conducted an informal survey with leaders at major programs to talk about initiatives being discussed for a safe return to their facilities. Campuses that are multiuse or contain a variety of gaming options, especially those with consoles and PCs, will face additional challenges.
University Business (UB) and Schneider Electric partnered to survey approximately 200 higher education leaders, including CBO, CFO, VP of Finance and Administration, and VP of Facilities, from around the country. […]
When reopening, colleges and universities that fail to flush their water systems could risk the growth and transmission of a bacteria that can lead to students exhibiting COVID-19-like symptoms or that can escalate the likelihood of older staff and faculty contracting deadly infections.
Data-driven, FCAs help colleges and universities prioritize facilities needs now and actualize their institutional vision for the future, says UB guest columnist Pete Zuraw.
The multi-year deal between Eastern Michigan University and Gen. G will feature a High School Invitational and a Women in Gaming program this summer.
Highlights from the program for the inaugural Academic Esports Conference, which is focused exclusively on competitive video gaming and education.
The maintenance of broad-based athletics programs, the preservation of nonrevenue sports, and the return of intercollegiate athletics to its intended educational mission are all at stake, says UB guest columnist Stephen Erber, who serves on the board of advisors for the American Sports Council.
This webinar discussed strategies in response to an audience survey that University Business recently conducted about the struggles colleges and universities face in maintaining or repairing aging campus buildings and keeping up with student expectations without increasing costs. Sponsored content by Dude Solutions.
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