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3 Ways for Colleges to Prepare Students for Meaningful Work
Higher ed institutions must teach students how to find meaning and value in their work and in their lives, writes student success administrator Tim Morenz.
Bring Your Kids to College Day Engages Student Parents
Two California colleges hosted a Bring Your Kids to College Day to highlight the lived experiences of parenting students and promote community building among learners.
Strategies for Re-Enrolling Stop-Outs
The Institute for Higher Education Policy provides guidance on how institutions can help learners who left college complete their credential.
Campus Engagement Tip: Train Student Mentors to Assist At-Risk Learners
A peer mentorship program at Saddleback College in California both helps students feel engaged at the university and provides early alerts to the institution.
Data-Based Decisions Tip: Building a Data Community of Practice
A short course at Portland State University empowers stakeholders to use data sources and consider equity in student success measures.
Career Prep Tip: Make On-Campus Jobs Visible
Colleges and universities host student employment fairs to help learners get plugged into on-campus work opportunities, building their professional skills and helping them fund their education.
Student Wellness Tip: Providing Culturally Competent Counseling
In 2020, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill launched a multicultural counseling service for students. The program leader identifies six actions that have helped make it work.
Program Innovation: Training the Trainer
A mentorship and support program for up-and-coming student leaders helps boost students’ academic and interpersonal skills as well as student success metrics.