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Community colleges have traditionally focused on helping students earn credentials for employment. But are they now also preparing students for the looming dynamic, disruptive and entrepreneurial environments ahead? Rebecca Corbin […]
Higher ed leaders are under pressure to meet the needs of a changing culture and work environment and to manage an increasingly diverse set of student and graduate expectations. Innovation […]
Digital marketers, communicators and social media professionals working in higher education don’t have many opportunities to interact face to face with prospective or even current students. So keeping up with […]
It’s thrilling to be associated with an institution when a capital campaign is launched. The campus environment becomes electrified. Capital campaigns spark enthusiasm among the academic community and rally supporters, […]
Marylouise Fennell, former president of Carlow University, and Virginia Wesleyan President Scott D. Miller discuss using social media platforms as a cost-effective way to reach your target audiences while promoting your institution’s brand. Those who don’t employ social media are missing out on ways of communicating efficiently and quickly to stakeholders. What’s not to “like”?
A Q&A with CEO Robert Atkins of Gray Associates, a Jenzabar partner. Sponsored content by Jenzabar.
Federal grants and loans provided under Title IV programs are especially susceptible to FCA violations because of the extensive requirements that attach to these funds. You can reduce your institution’s Title IV FCA risk by adhering to simple guidelines.
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.
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