Kevin Clarke

Associate Director, Research Advisory Services

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Informed by EAB’s best-in-class research, Kevin delivers strategic advisory services to senior college and university leaders. Before joining EAB Research, Kevin was a Student Success Strategic Leader on the Technology Partner Success team, where he supported Navigate360 partners in advancing their student success strategy. Kevin has over fifteen years of experience in higher education strategy, planning, and administration at a variety of institutions. In previous roles, Kevin led first-year experience, academic advising, evaluation and assessment, and faculty, staff, and peer leader training and development programs. Kevin is from Crystal Lake, IL and resides in Cincinnati, OH with his wife and son.

Areas of Expertise: Student Success and Experience, Strategy
Specialties: Accountability and Assessment, Strategy and Planning, Student Success, Student Experience

Upcoming Events

Roundtable

Addressing Student Readiness Challenges at Small Colleges and Universities

Today's students are arriving on campus more unprepared than ever before, and many small colleges and universities are struggling with how to identify and address these readiness gaps. Unfortunately, these student readiness challenges are here to stay for the foreseeable future. This session is designed to help your institution prepare to tackle unfinished learning challenges. By now, most higher education leaders have seen the impacts from K-12 impacting their campus in the form of chronic absenteeism, spiking DFW rates, and widespread classroom disengagement. What you may not know is that the readiness challenge is not going away. In fact, the biggest impacts haven't even hit college campuses yet. Students who were in elementary school when the pandemic started are not on pace to recover by the time they reach college in the next 3-5 years. During this session, we will unpack EAB's research around four dimensions of student readiness that institutions must prepare to address both today and across the next decade.