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Generation Z & Peer Tutoring: 3 Tips for Learning Center Management
In higher education, there has been a growing awareness of how generational differences impact teaching and learning. This reality has come to full fruition over the last fifteen years, as Millennials and Generation Zers have come of age. Perhaps where these expectations have manifested more than in any other area of our institutions is in the learning center.
Creating A Successful Family Weekend!
5 Tips For Creating A Successful Family Weekend!
You will hear expert advice on how to make your college family weekend an experience they will be talking about for years to come – and an experience that will contribute to future recruitment & retention initiatives.
Supporting Students With Disabilities
2-Minute Takeaways...
With limited funding and time, it is often difficult for educators to attend national conferences. We asked experts, who have been recognized for their expertise in student access and success, to share innovative ideas. This week Bitsy Cohn shares her expertise on working with students with disabilities.
Just For Fun - 2 Videos To Share With Colleagues
The Power Of Mentoring ~ Lori Hall
A community college educator, Hall, shares her own higher education experience to describe the power of mentoring.
A Call To Reinvent Liberal Arts Education ~ Liz Coleman
Coleman was president of Bennington College. She moved Bennington's course delivery plan to a cross-disciplinary, hands-on learning community. This presentation will explain the process and outcomes.
Creating Effective Advising Appointments
Here's What We Think.....A few years ago, Ken Blanchard published The One-Minute Manager. The book was all the rage and managers across the country attended seminars to learn the magic secrets of quality management. Hear how one administrator applied The One-Minute Manager to student advising.
Advising Top 10 - Just The Facts
Undergraduate enrollments have increased significantly over the last 15 years, and at most institutions, advisor numbers have not increased at the same pace leading to high student to advisor ratios. How do your numbers compare to national trends? What other advising data do you need to be aware of? Check out these facts!
