April, 2018

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Have We Reached The Tipping Point For Residential Curriculum Model Adoption?

Dr. Paul Gordon Brown

My vantage point at a technology company gives me unique insights into the industry. Given the large number of schools we work with and interact with, we're often able to begin to see trends before others in the field. One thing we have discussed is the increasing use of curricular models by departments of residence.

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Live Where You Learn

Hope College Network

Picture it: You are a high school graduate ready to make “the big move” to become a college student with a college life, on a college campus, in college housing. You are ready to start a new chapter where independence and learning are your new way of life. You are ready! And you know what? We are ready for you, too! Living in the same campus environment where you learn makes your Hope education as complete as it can be.

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The case of Aisha's letter - University of Sheffield

Terminalfour

A perfect example of thinking outside the box and of how something insignificant can turn you into something of a media sensation.

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Advice From Advocates of Lean Higher Ed

Collegis Education Data Management

Resource constrained colleges are looking for ways to do more with less. The topic of process improvement and ways to increase efficiencies had our audience’s attention at the February 2018 Collegis Enrollment Growth Summit. Janyce B. Fadden, director of strategic engagement at University of North Alabama’s College of Business, presented on the process improvement philosophy called Lean Higher Ed.

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On Having Nothing Nice to Say

Academic Librarian

Within the last week I’ve read about a leftist creative writing professor writing nasty things on Twitter and the ensuing right-wing demand that she be fired or punished, as well as about a feminist journalist in Canada who was vilified and professionally ostracized by other feminists because she wasn’t feminist enough for them. If you don’t want to be terrorized by a mob, don’t take a political stand on anything, because whatever your stance, and whatever your attitude or intentions, there will

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Moat: The must-have tool for creative banner ad inspiration

Terminalfour

A powerful digital marketing search engine for paid advertisements across the web. Ideal for inspiration and competitor analysis.

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Drake University: The Legendary Bring Drake to Drake Campaign

Terminalfour

Drake the rapper, to visit his namesake university? Thousands of students waited for him to show, eventually giving up all hope.

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Presentation: Utilizing Standards to Assess the Effectiveness of a Residential Education Curriculum

Dr. Paul Gordon Brown

Given that the curricular approach is relatively new in student affairs circles, there is a need for tools and resources that can help campuses and departments assess the effectiveness of their efforts. I, along with Ryan Lloyd, recently had the pleasure of presenting on two such resources at the 2018 International Convention of NASPA -.

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Presentation: Implementing Intentional Conversations into Your Residence Life and Curriculum Work

Dr. Paul Gordon Brown

Intentional conversations, or structured interactions between residents and peer leaders, are increasingly being used as integral components of educational efforts in the residence halls. At the most recent International Convention of ACPA - College Student Educators International in Houston, Texas, I had the pleasure of presenting with Hilary Lichterman on some high impact practices associated.