It wasn’t all about AI in higher ed in 2024! In this special episode of Innovations in Education, editors Laura Ascione and Kevin Hogan go through the list of the most-read stories from last year and identify the best insights for our readers looking forward to next.
How to Improve Mental Health Strategies on Your Campus
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As college students gear up for the new year, many are reporting high levels of stress and concerns about their mental health. This dynamic is particularly prevalent among graduate and medical students, who face a difficult combination of rigorous academic demands, high tuition, and the pressures of lengthy, intensive clinical residencies that sap their mental health resiliency. How can their schools help? Have a listen.
Guest Speaker, Dr. Monica Kinde, M.S., Ph.D., Senior Associate Dean of Pre-Clinical Affairs for the proposed Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine at The Chicago School
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Neva Lozada, Ed.D., associate vice president of administration for the Division of Strategic Analytics and Data Illumination (SADI) at Kean University, talks about how data strategies can drive new opportunities online and on campus..
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AI-driven recruitment platforms that personalize interactions with prospective students can enhance engagement and streamline the enrollment process. Unlike traditional methods, which often rely on generic marketing, AI recruiters tailor communications based on individual student interests and behaviors, offering a more personalized and effective approach.
Becoming an Employer of Choice in the New World of Work
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Host Kevin Hogan talks with Robert J. Lavigna Senior Fellow – Public Sector for UKG and former Assistant Vice Chancellor and Director of HR for the University of Wisconsin—about how universities and colleges can navigate the new world of work. Topics include the demand by employees for workplace flexibility and greater voice; the national demographic trends that are driving the business imperative to focus on DEI&B; and the particulars of today’s intense competition to attract and retain talent in higher education.
This episode is sponsored by UKG. UKG is on a mission to inspire every organization to become a great place to work through HCM technology built for all. More than 80,000 customers across all sizes, industries and geographies trust UKG payroll, workforce management and culture cloud solutions to drive great workplace experiences and make better, more confident people and business decisions
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The issues facing higher education leaders are various and unrelenting. With the right attitude, the solutions can be likewise. In this episode, we discuss the challenges and innovations in higher education with North Idaho College President Nick Swayne, particularly focusing on workforce training, micro-credentialing, and collaboration with employers to meet industry needs.
In this episode of Innovations in Education, we explore the paradigm shift in education towards micro-credentials, delving into the distinction between the theoretical concepts and practical applications. Despite the growing interest in the concept, data on the practice remains scarce, prompting calls for systematic evidence. We also contemplate the potential reevaluation of traditional degrees, emphasizing the continuous professional development inherent in professions. Be sure to read Douglas’ article “What are microcredentials? And are they worth having?”
Inside the Anthology Report “The Students’ Perspective: Valuable Insights for University Leaders.”
Host Kevin Hogan talks to Kara Eldersveld, Strategic Consultant, Global Solution Services at Anthology, about the result of their most recent research surrounding the wants and needs of this most current crop of post-pandemic students.
Mobile credential technology allows students, faculty and staff to navigate campus securely and with ease using their smartphone or watch to make purchases, access their meal plan, attend events, check in to class and more. Listen to how Baylor University did it.
It wasn’t all about AI in higher ed in 2023, but just about! In this special episode of Innovations in Education, editors Laura Ascione and Kevin Hogan go through the list of the most-read stories from 2023 and identify the best insights for our readers.