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How to Create a Culture of Innovation

September 3, 2017 Jenny

By Shane Sparks, Co-Founder & COO, Enrollment Resources
Innovative companies have a natural, lasting and defendable competitive advantage. But there’s a big, intimidating difference between discussing the philosophical merits of innovation and creating an innovative culture at your school.

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Continuing Education Courses, Credentials Make for Better Teachers

July 10, 2017 Jenny

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Written from an Interview with Dr. Joseph F. Shiver II, Director, Faculty Development, Joint Special Operations University
Continuing education courses and the Certified Higher Education Professional credential help to make faculty better and more creative instructors, which helps to keep students involved and retained.

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Building Sustainability in Private Institutions: The Sustainability of Change Management Model

April 9, 2017 Jenny

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By Rhondra O. Willis, Ph.D., Dissertation Chair, Grand Canyon University
As the landscape for educational delivery shifts, institutions must also change in order to maintain momentum and academic quality standards. By examining qualitative and quantitative data while implementing the concepts of Good to Great, post-secondary institutions are enabled to build and maintain sustainability models.

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Could iPads Replace Textbooks?

March 7, 2017 Jenny

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By Chris Georgetti, President & Managing Director, Santoro & Georgetti Postsecondary Educational Consultants
Using new technology has numerous benefits for students and faculty. Georgetti discusses the values and the hurdles he encountered when implementing the iPad at Florida Technical College.

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How you can Make 2017 the Year all of Your Goals are Accomplished

January 6, 2017 Jenny

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By Brian Willett, Owner/Consultant, MPACT Group, Dale Carnegie Training
Most people stay where they are because they haven’t learned the art of setting and accomplishing goals. The right processes and tools can change all of that for you and your school by applying the concepts outlined in this article.

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Looking Forward or Backwards?

January 6, 2017 Jenny

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By Rebecca M. DaVee, CPA, Partner, Salmon Sims Thomas
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) provide valuable trends and metrics that business owners and school administrators rely on to make management decisions. These operational metrics tell the story driving revenue, expenses and cash flows.

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The Use of “Self-Respect” in Staff Development

October 11, 2016 Jenny

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By George J. Miller, Success Coach, EXCELLENCE through EDUCATION
Using self-respect as a positive communication tool is in both you and your staffs best interest. The intent of this article is to help the CEO, manager or owner develop the understanding of how important self-respect is in a working environment. p.11

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Three Decades of Training Campus Leaders

September 12, 2016 Jenny

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By Kelley Blanchard, Vice President of Professional Development, Career Education Colleges and Universities
The CECU Leadership Institute has become a legacy program for sector leaders, and has established alumni consisting of school presidents, CEOs and leaders. Many attendees have testified to bringing new ideas back to their campuses and making lifelong connections.

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Community Outreach – Worth the Investment

September 10, 2016 Jenny

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By Andrew High, Chief Operating Officer and Susan Ciardullo, Regional Director of Career Services and Community Outreach, West Coast Ultrasound Institute
Community outreach may seem like a nebulous topic, but when backed by the strength of strategic direction, it becomes more concrete and valuable. This article will attempt to show you why structured community outreach efforts are worth the investment.

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LOL! OMG! What and How You Text Students Will Impact Response Rates

July 12, 2016 Jenny

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By Jeri Prochaska, Vice President of Higher Education Relations, TextAim
There are four imperative factors to take into consideration when it comes to communicating with students via text: response rates, transparency and manager oversight, compliance and ease of use.

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