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Four Tactics to Support the First-Generation Student
Though many students struggle with their transition to college, first-generation college students are often left to navigate the transition without advice from their families. These students often face additional adjustment barriers, from difficulty accessing important resources to difficulty connecting with support networks on campus. The four tactics highlighted in this infographic outline proactive, campus-wide approaches—leveraging…
Preparing Students for the Workforce
To prove ROI, institutions are focused on preparing students for post-graduate success. Given their pre-existing programs and access to undergraduates, student affairs practitioners can play a unique role in this institutional priority. The strategies profiled in this infographic represent six ways student affairs can have the greatest impact in supporting experiential learning. These strategies range…
President Trump’s executive order on campus free speech: What you should do now
Last week, President Trump issued an executive order that mandates colleges uphold free speech and foster an environment that promotes diverse debate or potentially lose federal research funds. The order will not immediately impact campuses, as the order directs public institutions to abide by the First Amendment and private institutions to follow their stated institutional…
Explore the demand for mental health services with campus partners
Over the last few years, the heightened demand for campus mental health services has drawn attention from institutional stakeholders, the public, and the media. Divisional staff, cabinet leaders, and presidents are increasingly asking questions about how the demand is met on campus. Student affairs leaders often must serve as educators-in-chief for campus partners about the…
Engaging Today's Student Activists
When faced with a period of unrest, institutions must strike a delicate balance between keeping the campus safe while also teaching students to be responsible activists. Today’s students are often interested in learning how to be more effective advocates for change on their campuses and in their communities, but they may not be prepared for…
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MoreWhat You Should Know About Food and Housing Insecurity on Campus
About the Webconference Food and housing insecurity are emerging issues for colleges and universities across the U.S. and Canada. As college-going rates continue to rise, EAB expects these issues to grow in prominence across the coming years, posing a significant challenge to students’ academic success and well-being. This webconference will: Explore trends in basic needs…
Trends in Campus Mental Health Services
About the Webconference Over the last decade students’ demand for mental health services has significantly grown and it shows no signs of slowing down. Many institutions have heavily invested in hiring additional full-time clinicians, but they are still unable to keep pace with the escalating demand. This web conference will: Explore demographic trends in mental…