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Competing for Talent

This study examines how institutions can recruit high-performing major gift officers in an environment of increasing demand for top recruiters.
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The Donor Investor Imperative Infographic

Today's major gift donors approach philanthropy more like investors. They are interested in substance and are strategic and thoughtful in their giving. Learn more about what donor investors want from…
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The evolution of student success

Since it emerged as a priority in the middle of the 20th century, student success has changed a great deal. This infographic charts six "eras" of student success theory and…
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Building a scalable support model

Complex student populations and limited advisor capacity make improving outcomes a challenge. This infographic outlines four key elements of a population health management approach to student success, including strategies you…
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The “Murky Middle”

This infographic profiles different campus segments to determine where schools should focus their efforts.
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What “Hidden Motives” Could Lead Your Students to Poor Decisions?

You may find yourself scratching your head when students make choices that undermine their own self-interest, such as under-loading credit hours or delaying their major declaration. Discover the unseen cognitive…
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How Creating a Data-Driven University Led to a World Class Student Experience at Georgia State

GSU saw an opportunity to target resources through structured, data-driven interventions such as class redesign, supplemental instruction, first-year learning communities, and retention grants. In 2012, GSU partnered with EAB and…
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Maximum Capacity Toolkit

This toolkit provides the resources to support working toward reliable max caps that afford understanding of true capacity, accurate course planning, and efficient resource allocation.
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