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Admissions and marketing: 4 bloggers to follow

Ray Bendici | May 02, 2019

Here are a few marketing and admissions blog websites written by and for professionals in this area.

Fraud protection on campus

May 01, 2019

Here are four fraud protection strategies to prevent and detect embezzlement or other financial misdoings.

Higher ed research roundup

UB Custom Publishing | May 01, 2019

Academic dean salary trends, workforce preparation findings, and ways to improve your international admissions website

UB op-ed: Why a university press is a good investment

Darrin Pratt &Susan Doerr &JD Solomon | April 29, 2019

At its core, university press publishing represents impressive stewardship and amplification of initial resource allocations, an extension of the institution's brand to a variety of audiences, and the global advancement of research.

Ensuring Accessible Academic Video and Course Content

UB Custom Publishing | April 23, 2019

This web seminar explored how to ensure the accessibility of academic video and instructional materials across campus. Sponsored content by TechSmith.

The 2019 Higher Education Outlook: 4 Key Opportunities

UB Custom Publishing | April 23, 2019

The report outlines how higher education leaders view the current business environment, what challenges are facing institutions today and in the future, and the four key opportunities for growth that can help colleges and universities succeed in 2019 and beyond. Sponsored content by Kaufman Hall.

Survive or Thrive: Overcoming the Student Engagement Challenge

UB Custom Publishing | April 22, 2019

This web seminar discussed some best practices to engage with the new generation of students, as well as some strategies to ensure authenticity in student engagement efforts. Sponsored content by Campus Management.

4 steps toward making best badging decisions at your college

Jodi Helmer | April 22, 2019

Maintaining the value of alternative digital creds requires knowing how to decide what to badge.

UB op-ed: Counseling centers help students with mental health disorders graduate

Diane E. Melby &JD Solomon | April 21, 2019

An increasing number of college presidents view mental health as the No. 1 challenge in higher education—more important than accessibility and affordability. The good news is that counseling centers are helping students with mental health disorders persist to graduation.