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CIO Specialty Summit

A small group of CIOs will be invited to join EAB at a roundtable to discuss their needs and priorities. As CIOs become more important in our work, we must learn from this stakeholder in order to better fulfill their needs and engagement them on the Student Success products. This session is limited to Chief Information Officers.

Next Generation Academic Planning Spring Migration Cohort

This cohort will consist of three webinars designed to familiarize institutions with Next Generation Academic Planning, understand their plans for template publishing and maintenance, and equip them with the information needed to complete the migration to Next Generation AP in Spring/Summer 2023. We recommend that at least one representative from each institution in the cohort join each session and sessions will be recorded for those not able to join live.

Research and Services

Navigating the Recovery: Building a Better Student Support Infrastructure for Tomorrow

This presentation will dig deeper into the data and share how institutions are using the opportunity to finally address student success challenges that have vexed us for years. Those that navigate the recovery well will find themselves stronger and better able to support students than they were before.

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How Winston-Salem State University Empowers Faculty and Staff to Use Navigate Data for Grants

Join Winston-Salem State University leaders Dr. Derick Virgil (Interim Dean, Student Success Collaborative) and Dr. Erin Lynch (Associate Provost of Scholarship, Research, and Innovation) to learn how they empower faculty and staff at their institution to enrich the merits of grant proposals with Navigate data.

CONNECTED21 Encore Presentation: Breaking the Stalemate: How to Overcome Entrenched Org Structures and Outdated Advising Policies

Join us for an encore presentation of Dr. Christina Hubbard’s research on student-centric advising organization, first presented at CONNECTED21 – EAB’s student success conference – in November 2021. The presentation will be followed by a live Q&A with Dr. Hubbard.

MySlice of Change: How Syracuse University Transformed Their People, Processes, and Technology to Create an Unsurpassed Student Experience

On most campuses, transformative student success work involves change: It often includes implementing new tools like Starfish or Navigate, redesigning advising or support processes, introducing new initiatives, or all of the above. Effective change management is essential for this important work to succeed, but many institutions struggle to overcome siloed structures and entrenched cultural resistance to change.

Quick Reads

Student Success Staffing in a Volatile Labor Market

This white paper offers six strategies for solving workforce challenges and retaining student-facing staff amid the higher education staffing crisis.

EAB’s Navigate Platform Now Supports Student Recruitment and Retention

EAB announced today an extension of its flagship student success technology, Navigate, to help colleges engage and enroll prospective students. The new Recruitment Management module enhances Navigate’s customer relationship management (CRM) capabilities and allows institutions to recruit and retain students with a single, unified platform.

How will we measure student success in the 2020s?

As we think about where student success is headed in the next decade, it’s useful to look back at where we’ve been. From guided pathways to student engagement and experience, this post reviews how our understanding of student success and success metrics has evolved by exploring the four big “lineages” of student success best practice.

Experts

Vice President, Technology Partner Success
Managing Director, Research Development
Associate Director, Strategic Research

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