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How to Plan for the Spring 2021 Semester
To help institutions identify lessons and plan for the spring 2021 semester, EAB interviewed campus leaders about the fall 2020 semester.
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Reimagining virtual employer engagement: three emerging practices from career services and employer recruiting leaders
As colleges and universities continue to gear up for the new academic year, career services leaders are grappling with how to connect students and employer partners in a virtual environment. To learn more about what virtual engagement will look like this fall, EAB hosted a webinar in late July 2020 with leaders in the career services and campus recruiting spaces to discuss the future of virtual employer engagement.
COVID-19 Campus Survey Guide
Use this resource to learn the fundamentals of how to create a campus survey during COVID-19 and use our question bank to get started.
9 Takeaways from EAB's Listening Tour of UK Vice Chancellors and Irish Presidents
EAB framed its recent listening tour of university Vice Chancellors across the United Kingdom and Ireland around the answers to the following questions: how has a global pandemic irreversibly altered higher education, and where should the sector go from here. The key takeaways are summarised in this interactive infographic in terms of responsibilities to staff and students, the larger community, and the institution.
The Impact of Academic Technologies on Successful Pandemic Operations
EAB conducted a survey of academic and IT leaders in December 2020 to assess the perceived impact of existing and new academic technologies on academic continuity, identify trends in tech purchasing, and gauge satisfaction with different vendor products. Discover the results and emerging trends in this interactive infographic.
Five myths about academic program portfolio review
Declines in enrollment and revenues, in some cases exacerbated by COVID-19 and in others a perennial issue, have forced many colleges and universities to take a hard look at their academic cost structure. While there is no single right way to make these difficult decisions, there are a few common mistakes that should be avoided if you decide to undertake such a process.
How to take a more holistic campus safety approach
Some campus leaders are reframing the campus safety conversation around community needs in order to take a more holistic campus safety approach.
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Autumn Academic Planning and Beyond: How to Provide High-Quality and Flexible Instruction in the Age of Covid-19
Academic leaders must determine how to offer high-quality teaching and learning in multiple modalities as safely as possible.
Connecting Employers and Students in a Virtual Career Services World
Career services leaders and employers must rethink how employers can connect virtually with students this summer, into the fall, and beyond.
