How to Build a Student-Centric Community College
EAB’s Dr. Christina Hubbard and White Mountains Community College President Dr. Chuck Lloyd sat down to discuss what it means to be a student-centric institution. Check out these three short videos to explore the innovative strategies and technology White Mountains used to build cross-campus buy-in and improve their fall-to-spring persistence rate by 17.5% in the middle of the pandemic.
17.5-point improvement in fall-to-spring persistence rate
Learn how innovative retention and student success strategies helped White Mountains Community College realize a 17.5 percentage point increase in fall-to-spring persistence in the middle of the pandemic.
How to build cross campus buy-in for student success management system
See how White Mountains Community College leveraged technology solutions to connect stakeholders across campus and support students throughout their academic journey.
What it means to be a student-centric institution
Listen in as Dr. Hubbard and Dr. Lloyd discuss what it means to be a student-centric institution and how White Mountains has successfully adapted to the needs and expectations of today’s students.
At the end of the day, education is not a one-size-fits-all model–it can’t be–and we’ve tried to customize our education one student at a time
Dr. Chuck Lloyd, President
White Mountains Community College
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