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This research brief explores how profiled, Canadian institutions respond to a growing demand for disability-related exam accommodations.
In this webconference series, EAB will explore the tactics institutions are using to enhance students' ability to bounce back from setbacks and persist to graduation.
This report explores how to establish a robust campus infrastructure to address sexual violence.
Learn to prepare first-generation college students to succeed in a career after graduation.
One-size-fits-all communication doesn't work for your students and it doesn't work for their parents, either. Read about how one institution created more customized newsletters for first-generation students' parents.
This resource hub is a repository of guidance documents, tools, and resources that provide best practices to effectively address sexual violence on campus.
Sexual violence on campus is a multifaceted problem that requires a nuanced solution. Our two recent reports on the topic offer a holistic approach to sexual violence prevention, combining long-term student education with effective institutional structures to create a safer campus.
In the wake of tragedies on several campuses across the U.S., many institutions formed interdisciplinary behavioral intervention teams (BITs) to support and track students of concern. In this study, we identify best practices for expanding the referral network and streamlining the information gathering and tracking process.
This report explores residential life operations at large research universities in Canada and the United States. It focuses on departmental organization and staffing, as well as residence life programming facilitated by students and faculty.
Competition for employment among recent graduates is fiercer than ever and expectations for new hires are high. This study explores opportunities for student affairs departments to help students develop workforce skills outside the classroom.
