By Katherine (Kate) Lee Carey, Special Counsel, Cooley LLP
A new Internet scam is targeting students with false promises of “debt relief” and besmirching the good name of many colleges in the process. Your institution can take a number of steps to protect itself and its students from becoming victims.
By John King, Ed.D., Independent Education Consultant
King shares insight on developing a student retention program that will help solve challenges falling into these three categories; cancels, early term drops and overall satisfactory academic progress.
By Hayley Hanson, Katie Jo Luningham, Husch Blackwell LLP
In the past, colleges and universities have been hesitant to enact policies policing romantic and/or sexual relationships, but now many schools are taking action to implement employee-student relationship policies. This articles looks at four possible policy approaches.
By Dr. Joel A. English, Vice President, Centura College, Aviation Institute of Maintenance, and Tidewater Tech
English looks at why the first generation of online learning earned a bad name, and what online courses need to accomplish to improve upon their performance in years to come.
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.
Harry Brelsford, Director of Business Development, LeadScorz
From Netflix to super computers, machine learning, a relatively recent field, is showing up in higher education – from admissions to the classroom – helping schools doing more with less.