December, 2020

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Kudos to YOU!

Grant McMillan

Well, it has been quite a year! COVID-19 has pushed us hard. And in my last blog post of the year, I am not going to dwell on it or look back on it because nobody needs that. What I am going to say is you make me proud. I was speaking with someone who… Read More Kudos to YOU!

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2020: A Year of Crises and Opportunities in Higher Education

The Change Leader, Inc.

The year 2020 has been a year of crises and opportunities in higher education. The year’s challenges have given higher ed institutions a chance to practice change management, as well as necessitated a sustained focus to build leadership capacity for higher ed and more targeted higher ed branding.

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NCICU & Credo Form Partnership for Student Success

Credo Higher Ed

Photo Credit: NCICU.org. North Carolina Independent College and Universities (NCICU) and Credo are pleased to announce a partnership to improve student outcomes across the North Carolina independent college and university sector. The first cohort will launch in August 2021.

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‘Perhaps they’d never spoken to an educated young Latina before’

Regna Consulting

Boston Globe, Updated September 9, 2020 As told to Katie Johnston. Photo by SUZANNE KREITER/GLOBE STAFF. Aixa Beauchamp is a Newton philanthropy consultant, cofounder of the Latino Legacy Fund at the Boston Foundation, and a philanthropist. Here, she talks about challenging the racially coded language people use and trying to understand what’s behind it.

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Bridging Divides

Higher Ed Connects: Diversity

by Terri E. Givens. As a political scientist I am acutely aware that the November election was an indicator of the ongoing divides in our country. I wrote my book, Radical Empathy , in part to address those divides, but there are many divides that are impacting our country, leading to divisions within families and across communities. Institutions of higher education often find themselves in the middle of these divides as they work to address longstanding practices that hurt women and minorities,

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6 ways to motivate and support your student social media ambassadors

Terminalfour

At a time when new and prospective students are navigating unprecedented change, the role of the student ambassador has never been more important.

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Sick leave will expand to all CU employees starting Jan. 1

CU Work-Life Balance

During the 2020 Regular Session, the Colorado legislature passed the Healthy Families and Workplaces Act , requiring employers to provide paid sick leave to their employees at a rate of 1 hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked. This policy will have no effect on employees already covered by the University of Colorado’s sick leave policy. Instead, this expanded sick leave coverage will largely affect part-time employees who average fewer than 20 hours per week.

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Dr. Mary Dana Hinton Honored as Winner of 8th Annual Courageous Leadership Award

Credo Higher Ed

Credo is thrilled to announce Dr. Mary Dana Hinton, President of Hollins University, as the recipient of our eighth annual Courageous Leadership Award.

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What we learned from the 2020 Heist Awards

Terminalfour

The Heist Awards, is a staple in the education marketing calendar, celebrating brilliance and innovation across the sector.

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Save the date: our survey results coming soon

Terminalfour

We are very excited to announce our 2020 survey results will be published on January 12th, 2021.

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