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Enhance the Student Experience and Career Readiness with Course and Major Maps

To prepare students for careers and postgraduate studies it is important to align academic requirements with co-curricular opportunities. Discover the resources needed s to support the creation and deployment of…
Strategic Advisory Services
Resource Center

Student Experience and Well-being Resource Center

Explore our resources on student retention, experiential learning, mental health and well-being, student belonging, and activism.
Strategic Advisory Services
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Here’s how to show students your master’s program is worth it

Learn how to convey your program’s value—and empower students to enroll with the confidence that your program can help them achieve their professional goals.
Adult Education Blog
Infographic

Preparing Students for the Workforce

The strategies profiled in this infographic represent six ways student affairs can have the greatest impact in supporting experiential learning.
Blog

3 higher ed program design strategies to serve career changers and advancers

In our most recent survey of 2,000-plus adult learners, 54% of respondents said they want to further their education to “advance in [their] career” or “change careers.” Especially as prospective…
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How 3 institutions are rethinking general education

Learn how three institutions are confronting the general education planning gap by adding new structures to their gen ed requirements.
Research Report

Use Student Consultants to Provide Mid-Semester Course Design Feedback

Use this brief to learn how to expand the reach of faculty and staff by using student consultants to provide feedback.
Strategic Advisory Services
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What could virtual reality mean for higher ed?

Learn four key lessons and ponder questions raised from the Presidential Experience Lab on what virtual reality might mean for higher ed.
Strategy Blog
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A WISE (women in science and engineering) approach to STEM

This fellowship blog post explores how to increase applications from prospective female scientists through early exposure, and discusses how universities can play a role in promoting science to capture a…
Strategy Blog
Research Report

Rural Magnet Programs at the Secondary Level

Read this brief to learn how to effectively establish a magnet program in a rural community, and uncover enrollment and marketing approaches at profiled institutions.
District Leadership Forum
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