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Checklist for returning to campus: Steps to take to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission
As institutions prepare for potential reopenings, senior leaders must consider what protective measures to introduce to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission. Discover four critical areas leaders must focus on and see early case studies from within and outside the higher education industry.
Beyond the rush to HyFlex—two keys to ensuring instructional quality and continuity this fall
The continued spread of COVID-19 has forced many institutions to rethink their fall plans, and as a result of this an increasingly larger portion of the course catalog will likely be taught remotely. This represents a large shift in fall strategy that institutional leaders now need to prepare for in a limited amount of time.
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.
Why many universities are changing plans and reducing the number of students on campus this fall
Explore four major trends why institutions are reducing the number of students they plan to have return to campus.
How will we know that an outbreak on campus has become uncontainable?
The decision to pull-back from repopulation will be one of the most complicated any leadership team will make. Not only are the public health and financial consequences immense, but there are dozens of variables that could inform this decision. Some of these may contradict one another, and others—like faculty and student opinion—are not easily quantified.
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MoreFall Academic Planning: How to Provide High-Quality and Flexible Instruction in the Age of COVID-19
EAB provides insight for academic leaders who must determine how to offer high-quality instruction in multiple modalities as safely as possible.
Experiential Major Maps: Finalize and Distribute
Join EAB to learn about how your peers are adapting their major map implementation in light of the pandemic crisis.
Crowdsource Content for Experiential Major Maps
To create experiential major maps that help students identify experiential learning activities specific to their majors, implementation leaders need to collect information about applied learning opportunities and high-impact practices from academic units and other campus offices. In this webconference, learn from university experts how they worked together with colleagues to choose the best activities to include in each map.
Take the First Step in Building Experiential Major Maps
Students are often unaware of the different opportunities to get involved in experiential learning from the first day they set foot on campus. Join EAB researchers and campus experts to learn about how to effectively build experiential major maps.
