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Filling the Education-Healthcare Pipeline – Panel Perspectives at the UMA 360 Degree Summit

November 10, 2018 Jenny

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Admissions

By Julene Robinson, Vice Provost of Programs & Academic Affairs, Ultimate Medical Academy
At the recent UMA 360 Summit: Perspectives on Healthcare Innovation, former governor of Massachusetts and Ultimate Medical Academy Executive Chair of the Board of Directors Jane Swift led a panel of local hospital, community, and education experts in a discussion to explore healthcare opportunities and perspectives in an industry experiencing workforce shortages and greater demands from an aging population.

A New Strategic Approach to Coaching is Helping Admissions Teams Overcome Post-Pandemic Challenges

Surviving (or even Thriving in) an ED Program Review

October 14, 2018 Jenny

Compliance

By Sherry Gray, Dan Brozovic, Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville PC
U.S. Department of Education program reviews can demonstrate your institution’s compliance with the Title IV rules and requirements, but they can also lead to significant compliance findings and substantial liabilities. The Department can conduct a program review at any time – are you prepared?

New OSHA Rules for Vaccination in the Workplace

Assuring Graduates are Prepared for Work and Careers: The Essential Employability Qualities Certification

September 9, 2018 Jenny

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Career Services

By Melanie Booth, Ed.D., Executive Director, The Quality Assurance Commons for Higher & Postsecondary Education
Designed in partnership with higher educational programs, students, and employers, the EEQ CERT offers a new approach for assuring and communicating educational programs’ quality, relevance, and value.

What Innovative Career Service Departments Learned From COVID-19

The Shortfalls of Directors and Officers Insurance in the Proprietary School Sector

August 4, 2018 Jenny

Insurance

By Daniel Kusmin, Risk Consultant, Cobbs Allen
This article outlines some of the unique risk proprietary schools face and the issues with directors and officers policies that prevent those risk from being covered.

Campus Impossible

July 13, 2018 Jenny

School Operations

By Jeff Akens, Divisional Director of Operations, Success Education Colleges
In the Travel Channel’s show “Hotel Impossible,” host Anthony Melchiorri helps inexperienced hotel owners save their struggling properties by improving in five key areas. In Campus Impossible, Jeff Akens will bring his 25 years of operational experience to show how career college campuses can improve by focusing on the same five areas.

Humanity in Our Hands: Educators Embrace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

How Does the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affect You?

June 12, 2018 Jenny

Accounting

By Michael C. Rager, CPA, Manager, McClintock & Associates, PC
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has something for everyone. How will it affect you and your institution?

PPP Loans and HEERF Grants: A Guide to Accounting, Reporting and Composite Score Considerations

Faculty Mentorship: a Tool for Student Retention

May 11, 2018 Jenny

Student Retention

By Isaiah Vianese, Liberal Arts and Sciences Department Chair and Sandra Monteiro, Assistant Dean of Student Services, Mandl School: the College of Allied Health
Institutions across the country are grappling with declining enrollments, while also wrestling with a renewed focus on student outcomes. In 2017, Mandl School: the College of Allied Health ran a successful Faculty Mentorship project and tracked its effects on student retention rates; resulting in an 11.4 percent rise in student retention rates in two degree programs.

Retaining Online Students: It Takes a Village

Retention Starts in Admissions

April 7, 2018 Jenny

Student Retention

By Theresa Miulli, Campus Director, Compass Rose Foundation
Community builds retention. Without a culture of community, it is likely students will not feel accountable for the completion of their program. Building and implementing retention initiatives into all sectors of your school is necessary when establishing your school community.

Retaining Online Students: It Takes a Village

Emerging Competing Training Models: Opportunities and Challenges for Career Colleges

March 10, 2018 Jenny

School Operations

By Stanley A. Freeman and Sean T. Beller, Education Attorneys, Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville PC, Washington, D.C.
As career colleges innovate and expand their operations in the midst of market disruption, their strategic planning should include a focus on competing business models and the challenges and opportunities that they present. This article discusses some of the steps that colleges are taking to keep current in today’s postsecondary education world.

Humanity in Our Hands: Educators Embrace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

iHeartMedia and CSPEN Partner to Help Career Colleges Market Their Brand

February 14, 2018 Jenny

Marketing

By Sara Klein, written from interviews with Bob Quier, iHeartMedia, Tom Netting, CSPEN, Theresa Moriarty and Joel English, Centura College, Tidewater Tech and Aviation Institute of Maintenance
This article details ways that the mass media company, iHeartMedia, can be effectively utilized to advertise career colleges in multiple markets over multiple platforms. Additionally, iHeartMedia brings a charitable option to the table through their partnership with the Central States Private Education Network (CSPEN).

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