The pursuit of post-crisis leadership in higher education
Crisis leadership is an imperative for leaders at all levels of our institutions. There is a growing recognition that the challenges facing higher education require a bold response.
When adopting AI, colleges shouldn’t override human connections
Like so many students today, my son took out loans to finance his college education. In the weeks and months that followed, we diligently monitored his university’s financial aid portal to ensure his account status was in good standing.
Trump deportation threats weigh on groups offering FAFSA help
The FAFSA is the key to support for financial aid such as Pell Grants and federally backed loans, but parents must provide their Social Security numbers or fill out nine zeros if they do not have one.
A new era of admissions: AI’s potential to transform equity and diversity
As colleges and universities navigate the shifting landscape of higher education, the appeal of employing artificial intelligence in admissions processes has grown significantly.
Dark data: A potential source of illumination
In the world of technology and information, dark data refers to the information organizations collect but do not use. According to a 2019 Gartner study, over 80 percent of organizational data goes unused.
Bridging education and employment to boost workforce preparedness
With public confidence in higher education diminishing, administrators need to lead a paradigm shift that creates a stronger emphasis on equipping students with the skills that will fill workforce gaps.
Accessibility in education: Strategies for compliance with ADA Title II updates
Accessibility is more than just a legal requirement; it’s a cornerstone of equitable education. For decades, barriers have prevented students with disabilities from fully participating in learning experiences.
The future of higher ed: Why colleges must invest in AI, the metaverse, and blockchain
Higher education is at a crossroads. Across the nation, colleges and universities are grappling with declining enrollments, crumbling infrastructure, and financial instability.
For some immigrant students, the dream of college lies just out of reach
Growing up in Washington, D.C., Maria Ayala-Flores didn’t know much about her legal status. She knew she was born in El Salvador and that she and her parents had to renew their paperwork every 18 months.
Leveraging prospective students’ tech use for stronger recruitment, retention outcomes
It’s no secret that prospective college students use varying types of technology, but higher education institutions looking to increase enrollment need to be aware of how these digital natives–and their parents–are using modern tools.