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The right and wrong ways to hold departments accountable for student success
Learn how to pick the right metrics to address common faculty objections.
4 program design mistakes to avoid
How to Build an Experiential Major Map
Use this infographic to learn about the four key elements for designing experiential major maps.
Why–and how–to build a sense of belonging on campus
Campuses often overlook the ways that academic structures can improve students’ sense of belonging on campus, in their majors, and in their classrooms.
Six roles for faculty in student success
Our infographic outlines six ways that academic units and individual faculty members can help students successfully navigate their academic careers.
From local manager to strategic partner: Evolve and elevate the department chair role
Read this article to learn more about the current role of the department chair and where we and your peers envision the role evolving to in the future.
5 surprising leading indicators of student success disparities
We uncovered over 100 barriers to equitable student outcomes through literature review, research interviews, and analysis of student success data. Some of the disparities were well-known, but below we have highlighted five of the most surprising.
8 questions to ask when evaluating the impact of student success programs
Measuring the impact of individual student success programs is a difficult endeavor. To better track impact, Purdue University's Office of Student Success requires staff to answer eight key questions about academic performance.
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Three Strategies to Promote On-Time Graduation
In this webconference we will discuss key strategies institutions can employ to create more flexible and student-friendly academic calendars.
Envisioning a Post-Departmental Structure for the University
This webconference covers the six key components of effective divisional governance, and change management advice from provosts who have gone through divisional reorganization.
