PUC

AUGUST 24, 2022

(PUC student-athletes Madison Kindred & Nathan Hiss on the far right, second row.) The Student-Athlete Council Summit is a yearly event hosted by the commissioner of the Cal Pac, where representatives from all Cal Pac schools meet and come up with proposals to make the student-athlete experience better by addressing topics that need changing and […].

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Teaching Matters Experiential Learning

AUGUST 24, 2022

In this post, Kay Douglas, Andy Cross, Colin Graham, Erica Zaja, Bonnie Auyeung, and Frederik Madsen, from the Geosciences Outreach course, describe how authentic assessment designed in conjunction with community engagement can inspire interdisciplinary and problem-based learning. This post is part of our Learning and Teaching Conference Hot Topic. How can we transform final year undergraduates […].

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Campus Sonar

AUGUST 24, 2022

A journey map is one of the most helpful tools you can build to inform your marketing and communications strategy. In a business context, a journey map outlines the process a customer goes through—from their initial encounter with a brand, to purchase, and ultimately to loyalty and advocacy. It captures a customer’s goal at each stage, and informs the messaging and content a company develops by providing this customer-centric insight.

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The Student Affairs Blog

AUGUST 24, 2022

Dear VCU Students, As the fall semester officially begins with classes for many of you today, there are many great opportunities to get involved at VCU this semester. One of those opportunities is by attending VCU’s Weeks of Welcome event and utilizing RamsConnect to do so. There is no cost for participating in VCU’s Weeks of Welcome events. VCU is aware of promotional materials posted on third-party sites for events called “Welcome Week R2KK Ramily,” designed to look like VCU events, some of wh

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The Humphrey Group

AUGUST 24, 2022

The Demand for Better Listeners.

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Great College Advice

AUGUST 24, 2022

Some argue that the high tuition cost of Harvard and other high-priced colleges isn’t worth the money. Clearly, an elite, private education is a lot of money. But the argument that it’s a waste of money is impossible to refute. It’s equally futile to argue that a high priced degree definitely is worth the money. There are no hard facts upon which to hang this argument.

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