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Is Your Degree Program Struggling? The 3 Basic Questions to Answer

April 20, 2016 Jenny

By Dale Leatherwood, Higher Education Consultant
In considering the current program roster, it is crucial to focus energy on either a smaller and more focused list of programs or on specific program areas with high levels of expertise and outcomes. Leatherwood recommends looking at every program that is not succeeding and asking three simple questions.

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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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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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Campus Directors Mask-UP/Power-UP! COVID-19 and CARES Act

January 11, 2021 Jenny

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By Cindy R. Chamberlain, Content Specialist, Gurnick Academy
Gurnick Academy campus directors were challenged to find new ways of delivering education in a safe environment. Rather than instruct face-to-face, program directors needed to create both an online teaching environment and virtual lab in conjunction with a safe and thoughtful in-person competency evaluation back at the campus. It was uncharted territory for the educational sector at large, let alone for the campus directors, staff, and faculty.

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Innovative Disruption: Challenge Your Institution to Level Up

March 15, 2019 Jenny

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By Theresa Miulli, Director of Education, Compass Rose Foundation
Through holistic career coaching, faculty involvement in admissions, student-centric advising, campus-wide retention initiatives, and groundbreaking faculty development, an institution can shake up their culture through innovative disruption.

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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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Community Outreach: How to Increase Quality Enrollment, Retention, Placement, and Brand Enhancement

October 13, 2019 Jenny

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By Dr. Susan F. Schulz, Ed.D., Founding Owner, Schulz School Advisors
It is important for school owners to have an awareness of and direct link to their community and industries served. This article provides easy ways to set up and develop an ongoing Community Outreach program to increase quality enrollment, retention, placement, and brand enhancement.

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Applying the Principles of Change Management to Campus Operations

September 4, 2019 Jenny

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By Barbara Larar, Chief Operating Officer and John Olson, Ed.D., Campus President, ECPI University
These are times of disruption inside and outside higher education. Change, planned or unplanned, can be very disruptive to operations, but leadership can manage the situation by clearly communicating about the upcoming changes.

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Improving Interdepartmental Cooperation: He Doesn’t Know the Rules! But Neither Does She!

March 16, 2016 Jenny

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By Stephen T. Chema II, and Ben Walker, Ritzert & Leyton, PC
Learn about how cooperation between departments can positively impact operations at a school. Attorneys from Ritzert & Leyton, P.C. provide advice and input regarding strategies to improve cooperation at your institution.

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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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