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Reducing Section Variation in Course Completion

In the first session of the series, we’ll demonstrate how deans can use APS to prioritize initiatives to increase course completion. Users will learn where to find course completion analyses…
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Making Data-Informed Faculty Line Decisions

The final session will support deans in finding critical metrics that can be used when evaluating faculty line requests, such as relative growth of the department and how well current…
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Expand Your Major Gift Pipeline

To survive and thrive, in the years to come, advancement leaders must take an innovative approach to prioritizing prospects, incentivizing fundraisers, and managing portfolios. Use this infographic for strategies to…
Advancement Advisory Services
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1:1 Computing Programs

1:1 programs prepare students for online tests, increase technological literacy, and support pedagogical initiatives. This report explores 1:1 computing programs at eight school districts.
District Leadership Forum
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Enrollment Management Organizational Structures

This brief provides an overview of how six community colleges organize enrollment management processes, and details the associated benefits and drawbacks of each organizational structure.
Research Report

Fellowships and Training Grants

This research brief analyzes the management, structure, and objectives of fellowships and traineeships at high research universities. The brief also summarizes strategies to increase the number of awarded graduate student…
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Underserved students’ greatest barriers to equitable outcomes

Community colleges leaders know recruiting underrepresented students is key to promoting equity; however, the need to provide additional support reaches far beyond enrollment.
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It won a Nobel Prize—but what does nudging mean for your students?

Learn what nudging is (and how it works), plus its meaning for higher education and student success.
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