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EVENTS ABOUT TRANSFORMING HIGHER ED
The Role of Faculty in Driving Value
Faculty play a critical role in ensuring positive outcomes for institutions, from student success to research, yet colleges don’t always have the data they need to tell this story. Panelists described changes they’ve made to gather new examples of impact, and how they support multiple types of faculty careers. With support from Interfolio.
Student Migration and College Enrollment
Watch on Demand. What forces are shaping enrollment patterns? An expert panel described how they monitor their institutions’ positions in the market. In addition to geography, and cost and admission policies by state, factors to address are public opinion and connecting with audiences through digital media. With support from Campus Sonar.
Innovation and Inclusivity: Leading Change on Campuses
Watch on Demand. While higher ed leaders are rethinking degree programs and cost structures, an issue is how to plan in an inclusive way. This panel discussed ways to involve people from all parts of the institution, and structures for sustaining innovation beyond semester-to-semester schedules. With support from the ASU/Georgetown University Academy for Innovative Higher Education Leadership.
The Future of Deep Collaboration Between Institutions
Watch on Demand. Forming collaborations will be crucial for higher ed institutions to innovate and succeed during this challenging period. Panelists outlined alliance models that are working, and described how they operate. Solutions they gave for sustaining collaborations include focusing on structure, communication, and reiterating the vision. With support from Workday.
AI and Enrollment
Watch on Demand. Three higher ed marketing and enrollment experts discussed results they’ve seen from implementing AI in the last year, and what’s next. The panel included a community college, a regional public, and a private research university. “This has been an eye opener. Great perspectives,” said an attendee. With support from Element451.
Growing Enrollment in the Decade Ahead
Watch on Demand. Panelists described where institutions are finding new markets of students and increasing their enrollments during a time when many are seeing enrollment declines. Factors for success include continuous dialogue with employers in the region, adapting program formats to provide more options for learners, and granting credit for prior experience. With support from Cengage.
EVENTS ABOUT ADMISSIONS
Navigating Into College, Work Experience, and Career Success
Watch on Demand. Three experts on the transition through higher education to careers spoke with Jeff about everything from picking a major to navigating internships and creating their own definitions of success. “Thank you, I learned so much,” was one of the many positive comments from the live audience.
Rethinking Achievement Culture and the College Search
Watch on Demand. Journalist Jennifer Breheny Wallace, author of the new bestseller “Never Enough,” explained the increased pressure students feel, and the negative impacts on their health. She shared practical suggestions for family dialogues about college, and the concept of “mattering” as a solution for feeling valued separate from one’s achievements.
The Truth About College Admission for Families
Watch on Demand. Jeff Selingo and Jodi Hester, a college counselor, interviewed a college counselor and an executive director of admission about how families can make navigating the college search a positive experience. Brennan Barnard and Rick Clark also provided broader context about colleges’ deadlines and admission processes.
Navigating Admissions in the Year Ahead
Watch on Demand. There’s been a lot of change in the college application and admissions environment. Experts Timothy L. Fields and Shereem Herndon-Brown joined Jeff to discuss what high school juniors and seniors should focus on as they dive into the college search.
