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This blog, part of the Rising Higher Ed Leaders Fellowship, seeks to answer the question, "How do we reach the goal of becoming the premiere family and consumer sciences program?"
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Almost half of baccalaureate programs struggle to recruit faculty, and nursing programs at all levels struggle to secure clinical placements for their students, meaning your program likely faces significant barriers to long-term enrollment growth.
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Persistent year-over-year declines in federal funding has forced a fundamental change in activity. In the current era of big bets, institutions have shifted to competing for outcomes-focused funding directed to large-scale collaborative research projects with a clear social benefit. Modern students are also seeking the type of societal impact that spans disciplines.
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See three principles to consider when developing new programs or reformatting existing programs to appeal to today’s professionals.
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Our researchers took a look at which master’s degree programs have the highest potential for growth online. Here’s what we learned.
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Adult learners must leave programs able to articulate and demonstrate the skills gained, especially if students completed non-degree credentials since most employers don’t understand what alternative credentials convey. Memorial University found that employers were more likely to interview students who discuss coursework in terms of competencies than subject matter or academic field.
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Each year, the National Association for Gifted Children recognizes administrators for exceptional management of gifted and talented programs. The report finds that middle school gifted and talented programs elevate the rigor of gifted students' coursework and provide opportunities for them to develop a sense of community among themselves.
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Read the brief to learn why course completion rates are an important indicator of student success and how to improve outcomes with course redesign.
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This blog identifies infrastructure necessary to support interdisciplinary programs, as part of the Rising Higher Ed Leaders Fellowship.
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Explore 3 questions guiding fall semester 2020 scenario planning, and emerging trends in how colleges and universities are responding to the uncertainty.
