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Reimagining virtual employer engagement: three emerging practices from career services and employer recruiting leaders

As colleges and universities continue to gear up for the new academic year, career services leaders are grappling with how to connect students and employer partners in a virtual environment.…
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Institutional Research and IT are working together—here's what that means for campus analytics

Explore insights from this year's Association of Institutional Research (AIR) Forum, including how better collaboration will change campus analytics.
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3 takeaways from our gathering of 900 student success leaders

900+ partners came together for three days of research, workshops, and networking at CONNECTED19. Explore three key themes from the event.
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Who are Gen Z transfer students—and three insights to recruit them

See the major findings from our Transfer Benchmarking Survey to compare transfer student recruitment efforts to peers and identify areas for investment and growth.
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Does Blue Apron have the best recipe for student outcomes?

New cooks and students entering the workforce have much in common—they know what they want to achieve, but they don't always know how to get there. Meal-kit services such as…
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Bring an EAB Presentation on Student Experience and Well-Being to Your Campus

Explore sample Partner Intensive topics focused on student experience
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How EAB Supports Stakeholder Education on Administration, Finance, and Operations Topics

Explore sample Partner Intensive topics focused on cost containment, space utilization, process improvement, and more
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5 ways to support rural student success

Students in rural areas face distinct challenges in higher education. Learn about those challenges and 5 ways community colleges offer innovative services to support rural student success.
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