CAS - Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education的动态

#Studentparents can benefit from priority registration on campus if they have a dependent or minor living with them. ?? Are campuses offering it? How have decisions been made on what priority registration looks like? Explore these questions and discover how AB 2881 implementation is progressing on March 21st: https://lnkd.in/gWQpi8c3

Just attended this webinar. I’d really recommend catching up on the recording when it gets uploaded. Important consideration for school leaders to consider how they model their engagement with research. Ask yourself not whether your school engages with research, but how well it does.

#ACEHighlight: ACE Evaluation Network Member Anane Olatunji, PhD, is the founder and president of Align Education, LLC. Driven by a passion for student well-being and school engagement, he has served as an external evaluator for federal grant programs, including after-school programs, charter schools, and Title III at the university level. Learn more about what brought Dr. Olatunji to Expanding the Bench and his work in the field: https://loom.ly/QOZsuC4

Uncover the impact that a student-first approach can have on your scholarship program and student outcomes during the Focus on Students Virtual Summit on May 7. Learn how to remove barriers and empower scholarship recipients by adequately meeting their needs. Get more information or register at the link below.?

Join us TODAY at 12:30 p.m. ET for our webinar on “Getting Results: How Outcomes Based Contracting Can Strengthen Student Support.” This webinar will dive into the critical insights of the 2023 Southern Education Foundation policy brief on Outcomes Based Contracting. Click here to register: https://bit.ly/48c2ykI? #OutcomesBasedContracting #OBCWebinar #PolicyBrief

ICYMI | In Inside Higher Ed’s inaugural survey of undergraduate student success administrators at two- and four-year institutions, out today, these leaders tend to rate the educational quality and overall campus climate at their institution highly. The 199 administrators—most working in student affairs at the director level or above—also generally approve of their institution’s efforts to promote student health and wellness, and to prepare students for life after college. But they indicate there’s room for improvement in areas such as collecting and analyzing student success data, making instruction relevant for students, increasing students’ sense of belonging and financial literacy, and building trust between students and key administrators. Read 10 things to know from the survey ?? https://bit.ly/3YkxWKU

ICYMI | In Inside Higher Ed’s inaugural survey of undergraduate student success administrators at two- and four-year institutions, out today, these leaders tend to rate the educational quality and overall campus climate at their institution highly. The 199 administrators—most working in student affairs at the director level or above—also generally approve of their institution’s efforts to promote student health and wellness, and to prepare students for life after college. But they indicate there’s room for improvement in areas such as collecting and analyzing student success data, making instruction relevant for students, increasing students’ sense of belonging and financial literacy, and building trust between students and key administrators. Read 10 things to know from the survey ?? https://bit.ly/3YkxWKU

Addressing gaps in advising is critical to providing students with the necessary support to navigate the complex landscape of higher education and career planning.

Highlight of program: Having faculty as resources when working with students and dealing with school issues was invaluable. The session with Dr. Solomon on self-compassion during Residency 2 truly changed my ability for self-compassion.? ? #wmgrad #schoolcounseling #onlinecounseling #wmsoe #wmtransforms

With expert insights from Sara Haviland, Ph.D., Ken Eisner and other thought leaders, this discussion will dive into how standardized testing and test-optional policies are reshaping higher education. Don’t miss out—register now!