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Snapback: Is Your Compliance Program Ready

August 11, 2020 Jenny

Compliance

By Bill Ojile, Partner, Armstrong Teasdale LLP
In 2009, after eight years of a Republican administration and a historic recession that saw career college enrollments skyrocket, regulation and enforcement actions hit the career college sector with a vengeance. If President Trump is defeated in November and/or the Democrats take control of the Senate, in 2021 career colleges could see a similar snapback of regulation. Is your school ready?

Graduate Placement Documentation – Best Practices to Ensure Compliant Documentation

Reclaiming the High School Market – What Professional School Counselors Want you to Know

August 11, 2020 Jenny

Admissions

By Carla Cheatham, Professional School Counselor, Bremen High School; Shannon Gormley, Student Success Coordinator, Tinley Park High School and Vincent Norton, Managing Partner, Norton Norris, Inc.
As students turn to their counselors for guidance, will they continue on the path they chose pre-pandemic? And if they change their plans, how can career colleges be one of the options? There is a great opportunity as a career college sector, as the innovators, to actually work more closely and to really help those students make a smoother transition, whatever their path may be.

Immediate Steps to Set Up for Virtual Admissions

How an Online Culinary Educator Engages Staff and Students, Builds Community, And Provides Effective Education

July 14, 2020 Jenny

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School Operations

Interview with Tracy Lorenz, CPA, President and Chief Executive Officer, Triumph Higher Education Group/Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts
Tracy Lorenz, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Triumph Higher Education Group/Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts, tells CER how a hands-on fully online culinary arts program is possible and examines some of the tactics they use to engage students and staff.

Lincoln Educational Services Team Rallies Together to Continue Delivering Education to Students

Well-Being During Crisis: Taking Care of People in Organizations

July 14, 2020 Jenny

Leadership

By Wallace K Pond, Ph.D., Executive Search Education Practice Partner, Top Gun Ventures
We know intuitively that the COVID-19 crisis has posed challenges to our mental health and overall well-being, but most of us are not aware of the extent of the problem. Fortunately, as overwhelming as the challenges are, there are best practices for supporting well-being and wellness within organizations.

Attacking a Big Job With a Small Allotment of Time!

Lincoln Educational Services Team Rallies Together to Continue Delivering Education to Students

June 29, 2020 Jenny

School Operations

Interview with Scott Shaw, President and CEO, Lincoln Educational Services
Scott Shaw discusses opening up Lincoln Educational Services schools to allow students to come back to do some hands-on work while continuing the didactic portions online. In the future, Shaw does believe they will continue distance education because it gives students additional flexibility. Post-pandemic, Shaw believes career education will change and that we’ll be seeing some of the better times for career education.

How an Online Culinary Educator Engages Staff and Students, Builds Community, And Provides Effective Education

English: We do Think Online Education is Here to Stay in Some Fashion

June 23, 2020 Jenny

School Operations

Interview with Joel English, Executive Vice President, Centura College, Aviation Institute of Maintenance and Tidewater Tech
English believes online education is here to stay in some fashion. The faculty and students are interested and would like it. However, for skilled trades programs, students needed to get back on campus to do the hands-on activities. By creating a social distance plan and following CDC guidelines, small groups of students are back on campus.

How an Online Culinary Educator Engages Staff and Students, Builds Community, And Provides Effective Education

As an Early Opener Nossi College of Art Hopes Their Information Will Help Others

June 17, 2020 Jenny

School Operations

Interview with Cyrus Vatandoost, Executive Vice President, Nossi College of Art
Nossi College of Art appreciates the opportunity to tell their story and hope being an early opener of campus will help others develop their plan for the future.

How an Online Culinary Educator Engages Staff and Students, Builds Community, And Provides Effective Education

Southeastern College and Southeastern Institute First Phase of Reopening

June 15, 2020 Jenny

School Operations

Interview with Robert Keiser the Executive Director of Southeastern College and Southeastern Institute
Southeastern College and Southeastern Institute are in the first phase of the reopening process which is a very limited opening with the support of distance education.

How an Online Culinary Educator Engages Staff and Students, Builds Community, And Provides Effective Education

Recalling Employees Back to Work

June 12, 2020 Jenny

Human Resources

By Erica Brune, President, Lever1
When the time comes, how and when do you recall your staff? There are pitfalls surrounding selection and discrimination that may play into your decision.

Managing Employees Through Unemployment, Layoff and Furloughs

Schools Share Their Strategies, Plans to Reopen After Pandemic

June 12, 2020 Jenny

School Operations

Written from interviews with career education leaders
Career Education Review talked to seven school leaders with various programs and facilities scattered throughout the nation to gain their perspectives on the reopening process and to share their suggestions on how to keep faculty, staff, students and others safe as schools move to again start on-campus instruction.

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