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Bolster mental health support for graduate students this fall
While many campuses have bolstered mental health support and promotion broadly in recent years, graduate students have too often been overlooked. Studies have shown that graduate students are six times more likely than the general population to experience depression and anxiety—but graduate students are rarely the focus of our outreach efforts.
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How four Wisconsin colleges are partnering to achieve racial equity
Explore the inspiring results of our Southeastern Wisconsin partner region--and the lessons we have taken away from our initiative to achieve education equity to date.
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3 ways to prevent summer melt—and why technology is more important than ever
Learn three strategies to help colleges and universities support student retention and prevent summer melt caused by COVID-19.
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What role can student success technology play in improving equity?
Here are four ways to use technology to embed equity on your campus.
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Virtual student services are here to stay
Students appreciate—and now expect—the flexibility that virtual services provide, but these experiences don’t always live up to students’ expectations. Discover why colleges and universities should adopt a user experience perspective to improve virtual student services.
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3 ways technology can help overcome financial barriers
Financial pressure is the top reason that students leave college. Learn 3 ways technology can help overcome financial barriers to student success.
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Closing the equity gap in retention and persistence rates
While conducting my research I found many risk factors that can influence the equity gap including pre-college (financial factors, college prep), student experience (feelings of belonging, college transition), and academics (advising, rigor). Multiple resources noted that peer-to-peer mentoring programs increase first year engagement and ease both the academic and social transition to college.
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What 126 presidents learned from Slack about the future of work
126 college and university presidents discussed the future of work during our Presidential Experience Lab, EAB’s signature event for college and university presidents to take inspiration from out-of-industry exemplars to consider thought-provoking concepts, lessons and trends to help shape their leadership efforts and institutional strategy.
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Who could benefit the most from more academic advising?
Our data science team has been studying how advising interactions might inflect student outcomes by analyzing data from over two dozen partner institutions in the Student Success Collaborative. Explore some of their early findings.
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