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Are you prepared to recruit ‘Gen P’?
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The top 5 ways prospective graduate and adult learners are finding your programs
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30 Student success priorities for the 2020s
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Most strategic plans fail to set useful goals. Why these mistakes make it impossible to meet institutional objectives.
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K-12 District Leadership Blog
Children are facing potentially permanent learning loss. But additional instructional time alone won’t help.
Amidst the pandemic fallout, public schools are wrestling with the serious problem of learning loss. In fact, studies show that the average student is lagging by about 6 months in math and 4 months in reading. That means when students lose one year, they need almost two years of instruction to catch up to grade-level expectations.
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Data & Analytics Blog
How to lead change when the change requires buying a new technology
Leading change in any context is hard. Add technology to the mix and it becomes even harder, especially in higher ed, an industry with analogue roots in which institutions are de-centralized by nature and habits favor consensus-driven decision-making.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
How the Colorado School of Mines approaches compensation and total rewards
Learn about the Colorado School of Mines's capstone project for the Higher Education Leaders Fellowship on compensation and total rewards strategies.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
Rising higher ed leaders tackle campus challenges in EAB’s fellowship
Participants in cohorts of EAB's Rising Higher Education Leadership Fellowship tackled institutional challenges ranging from student success, to budget models, to change management, and more.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
Rebuilding curriculum for an interdisciplinary restructure
This blog explores the development of interdisciplinary curriculum that meets student expectations, as part of EAB's Rising Higher Ed Leaders Fellowship.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
Promoting faculty wellness and reducing burnout through information access and leadership education
This blog discusses how to promote faculty wellness and reduce faculty burnout on campus as part of EAB's Rising Higher Ed Leaders Fellowship.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
Exploring and initiating a well-being model for East Tennessee State University
Learn why East Tennessee State University is planning a well-being initiative focused on community assessment, growing partnerships, and developing tangible, data-driven efforts.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
The transfer credit conundrum: why are transfer applicants not yielding?
Learn about Champlain College's efforts to determine why transfer student credits don't yield by evaluating a sample set of transfer applicants in five specific programs.
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Higher Education Strategy Blog
Advancing access and outcomes: admissions and advising for first-generation graduate students
Learn how Georgetown University better understood first-generation graduate student needs by conducting a survey.
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