July, 2022

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do-not-reply@: the inefficiencies of email use demonstrated by graduates

Dr. Simon Paul Atkinson

I went from my undergraduate degree in 1988 into a role as a Logistics Manager for Vichy L’Oreal. The job involved using a stand-alone PC, a telephone to the factory in France, and a weekly Telex to Paris. I was appointed on the basis that I spoke French. I couldn’t write French for caramel au beurre (toffee), but I could speak it. No one asked me at my interview whether I had any computer skills or indeed whether I was numerate.

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We Have to Get Over Our Dislike!

Grant McMillan

A colleague in my office said this in a meeting today, “We do not like online courses. But they can be a significant tool to serve students and help them graduate on time.” I would go even further, and say that the Canadian post-secondary system does not like online courses. We send all sorts of… Read More We Have to Get Over Our Dislike!

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Is your university or college prepared for the voice search revolution?

Terminalfour

As speech continues to rival traditional type search in popularity, we explore why and how you can make it an integral part of your higher education digital marketing strategies.

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Faces of PUC: Danika Saucelo 

PUC

Danika Saucelo is a nursing student from Antioch who has worked as a CNA and aspires to become a nurse practitioner. She loves helping patients, giving the best care, and connecting with them. To relax from school and work, Danika finds taking nature photos calming. What is your dream job? As of right now, my […].

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Characteristics of Adult Learners and How to Engage Them

HEMJ (Higher Ed Marketing Journal)

Reaching Adult Learners Through Alternative Channels. The digital transformation higher education has experienced in recent years has flipped the entire industry on its head. In fact, the online degree market is expanding rapidly, with an expected global market value of $75 billion by 2025, according to HolonIQ. Thanks to this massive shift, adult learners have greater access to higher education through flexible learning models.

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How to Stay Focused During the Summer Break

Student Life Network

Who doesn’t look forward to summertime? It’s a long-awaited break for many students. It’s a time to relax, explore, travel, or enjoy the next few months. Who doesn’t want that? We all need downtime and your summer break is the ultimate way to take advantage of that. After all, you deserve it! However, long summer vacations can also lead to forgetting most of what you’ve learned over the past school year.

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How do you define hybrid, or hyflex, learning?

Dr. Simon Paul Atkinson

I struggled recently to define hybrid learning to a client. They asked how they could go about creating ‘hybrid learning’ for their learners. A reasonable question? There appears to be some confusion, in practice and in the literature, as to the differences between hybrid, hyflex (hiflex, hi-flex, etc), and blended learning. So, I would like to take a minute to propose some definitional parameters, and wait to see if you agree or disagree.

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Fad or future: Can NFTs transform higher education?

Terminalfour

We look at how are NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are being used by universities. From degree authentication to philanthropy, college sports, and student work, what do recent use cases for NFTs tell us about the future?

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Five PUC Scholarships To Check Out 

PUC

At PUC, we understand the cost of college is quite a number, which is why each student receives one or more forms of financial aid to help them on their educational journey. Here are just five scholarships specifically from PUC: Maxwell Scholarship (Yearly: $32,000 / 4-Year Total: $130,620) The Maxwell Scholarship is only available to […].

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Fund for Education Abroad (FEA) Scholarship Accepting Applications for Spring 2023 

AIFS Abroad

Last Updated on July 26, 2022 by Cat Rogliano. Scholarship opportunity alert! The Fund for Education Abroad (FEA) is now accepting scholarship applications for students interested in studying abroad during the Spring 2023 semester. FEA Scholarships aim to make international education more accessible to U.S. college students who are underrepresented in study abroad.

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Using Roompact to Collect Student Feedback

Roompact

Collecting and processing student feedback is crucial to ensuring that your department’s efforts are moving you toward your goals and serving students. Choosing the way in which this data is collected from your residents is just as important as what you do with it to take action. Below are some ways you can utilize Roompact.

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Very Brief Overview of ‘Innovating Pedagogy 2022’

Dr. Simon Paul Atkinson

This very brief summary is in no way to be taken as a substitute for reading the full report, or indeed the Executive Summary, which is available here: Innovating Pedagogy 2022. This is the 10th annual report exploring new forms in interactive and innovative practice of teaching, learning and assessment. These innovations already exist in pockets of practice but are not considered mainstream.

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How To Better Engage Students With Our New Mobile App!

Campus Groups

Campus mobile apps are a must for higher education institutions! They help establish better communication and engage students. Today’s college students are almost exclusively digital natives. They grew up with mobile devices as part of their daily lives and want everything at their fingertips and on-demand. To adapt to this new generation, universities and colleges are upgrading their digital assets.

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Reinventing the Business Model for Small CollegesChanging Higher Ed Podcast 114 with Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton and Guest Jayson Boyers, former President of Rosemont College

The Change Leader, Inc.

Jayson Boyers is part of a new breed of higher education leaders who come from the business world. When Boyers was working with a financial services company, he decided to work with mentoring young people. He got involved with a program, then became its educational director, helping highly at-risk youth get into college. Jayson Boyers is part of a new breed of higher education leaders delivering excellent results by reinventing the business model for small colleges.

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Resources for Young Adults with Autism and Other Learning Differences

CIP

At CIP, we believe it's critical for our students with autism and other learning differences to assess the goals and benchmarks they’ve set for themselves on a regular basis. Our theory is that during times of transition especially, it's important to review where you’ve been and continue to map out where you plan on going. Our students don't let setbacks deter them from the progress that they’ve made.

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My First In-Person Event Since 2019: TEDxToronto 2022

Student Life Network

I was graciously invited to this year’s TEDxToronto conference and believe it or not, it was my first in-person event since 2019! It was a refreshing experience away from the pandemic norms (endless video calls and awkward technical difficulties) and it served as a reminder of our common humanity; the essence of human connection. This year’s TEDxToronto captured the theme into three sections: Renewing How We Care, Renewing How We See, and Renewing How We Build.

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Life After PUC: An Interview With Alum Nephtali Marin

PUC

Nephtali Marin graduated from PUC in 2021 with a B.F.A in Film, and decided to stay on our beautiful campus to continue his passion for videography by helping out the PR department. Having worked at PUC’s PR office since his freshman year of college, he shares that being a part of the Pioneers family is […].

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5 Key Behaviors To Go From ResLife Supervisor to Leader: Communication is Key

Roompact

This is a five part series based on best practices for supervisors. Each of these principles on their own can achieve great leadership, but all five will ensure it. 1. Personalize Your Supervisory Style2. Communication is Key3. Know Who Works For You4. Acknowledge Their Work5. Respect Their Expertise Communication is Key We all know that.

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What even is a University anyway?

Teaching Matters Academic Support

This post summarises Ellen MacRae and Tara Gold’s keynote talk: What even is a University anyway?, and includes a video of their presentation at McEwan Hall. Ellen was EUSA President 20/22, and Tara was EUSA Vice President Education 21/22. This post is part of the Hot Topic: Learning & Teaching Conference 2022. In this keynote […].

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What qualities to look for when purchasing Higher Education CRM?

Creatrix Campus

What qualities to look for when purchasing Higher Education CRM? admin. Tue, 07/19/2022 - 01:47. Higher education CRMs can increase your enrollment, and boost conversion, graduation rates, and revenue. They are powerful tools that can streamline customer support, communication, and management. Using the best CRM for higher education can help institutions overcome issues like disparate, outdated, or inaccurate data, lengthy tiresome processes, labor-intensive tasks, duplicate efforts, delayed inf

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Virtue Information Literacy: Flourishing in an Age of Information Anarchy

Academic Librarian

What I’ve been doing the last few years instead of blogging: Virtue Information Literacy: Flourishing in an Age of Information Anarchy. Virtue Information Literacy. Virtue Information Literacy draws upon virtue ethics and virtue epistemology to develop a new, ethical conception of information literacy. Those of us who live in heterogenous societies with relatively free flowing information inhabit a world of Information Anarchy, anarchy not in the uninformed popular sense of chaos and disor

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The Helen Perkins era

SRHE

by Rob Cuthbert, SRHE News Editor. Helen Perkins was appointed as Director of the Society for Research into Higher Education in 2004. In December 2021, after another very successful Research Conference, she gave notice of her intention to retire. Her last day of office was 30 June 2022, fittingly coinciding with a meeting of SRHE Council, which was able to congratulate and thank her [1] for her outstanding contribution to the Society in her 18-year tenure.

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Things You Should Do This Summer Before Coming to PUC 

PUC

Whether you’re an incoming freshman or your first time living away from home, there are a couple of things you should start learning how to do before coming to PUC. Learn How To Cook It’s good to know how to cook, so if you don’t know how, start trying out a few recipes this summer. […].

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The Roompact Recap for Summer 2022

Roompact

Get Ready for Staff Training and Move In! Hello Friends! It’s hard to believe it’s time to start preparing for move in! To help get you ready, we’ve compiled a number of updates for you in this quarter’s Roompact Recap. We’ve also created a checklist for you of common tasks to accomplish to ensure you’re ready to go on.

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Where are you from? Raising awareness of Third Culture Students in Higher Education

Teaching Matters Academic Support

In this extra post, Dr Laura Cariola and Tamara Lai describe the challenges faced by Third Culture Students in Higher Education, and offer suggestions on how students and members of staff can support these students. Laura is a Lecturer in Applied Psychology, and Tamara is a recent MA (Hons) graduate in Psychology and Linguistics. Who […].

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5 Benefits of Studying Abroad During Spring Semester

AIFS Abroad

Last Updated on July 14, 2022 by Cat Rogliano. Have you considered studying abroad during the spring semester? Compared to short-term programs, a full semester abroad gives you the time to more deeply acclimate to your new surroundings and immerse yourself further in the local culture. But is it better to study abroad during your spring semester or your fall semester ?

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How to Succeed at Hybrid Learning

The Art & Science of Learning

Hybrid learning, implemented correctly, can benefit students and instructors, improve educational quality, and create operational flexibility for institutions. This article was originally published by EdTechX.

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Equitable STEM Transfer Pathways with Dr. Xueli Wang

Dr. Al Solano

LISTEN TO THE EPISODE: Learn about the challenges and opportunities of improving equitable outcomes for STEM transfer students. In this episode, I interview Dr. Xueli Wang , Professor of Higher Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison. (Scroll down to access the transcript.). We discuss the following topics: 6:42:25: The "Why": Impetus for writing the book, On My Own: The Challenge and Promise of Building Equitable STEM Transfer Pathways. 11:34:00: The research process and general themes: No c

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Faces of PUC: Nyllah Safotu

PUC

Coming all the way from Kapolei, Hawaii, is Nyllah Safotu. She finished her first year of college majoring in biology pre-med and wants to work in secondary education or help endangered animals. Nyllah chose to attend PUC because she wanted to go to an Adventist institution where the environment could safely help her grow physically, […].

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ResEdChat Ep 13: Patricia Harvel on Applying For and Starting an ACUHO-I Internship

Roompact

In this episode of Roompact’s ResEdChat, we talk with our ACUHO-I Summer 2022 Intern, Patricia Harvel. We discuss how Patricia learned about the ACUHO-I internship process, what she did to prepare her application and profile, and what the interview process was like. If you’re a current grad or undergrad, or a supervisor of an intern, check out what we learned from Patricia's experience.

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Building resilient communities for Postgraduate Research students

Teaching Matters Academic Communities

In this post, Building Community PhD Intern, Yuemiao Ma, reflects on her work supporting community building initiatives as part the University’s Enhancement Themes activity. This is the final post of the Building Community Learning and Teaching Enhancement Theme. In March 2022, I joined the University’s Enhancement Themes Institutional team as a PhD Intern to support […].

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Are you ready for WCAG 2.2? What you need to know about accessibility in 2022

Terminalfour

WCAG 2.2 guidelines will soon be published. This week, we break down what you need to know about the upcoming changes to accessibility standards for higher education in 2022.

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Bridging Quality and Access in Higher Education in Southeast Asia: A Minerva Partnership Case Study

The Art & Science of Learning

In Southeast Asia (referred to here as ASEAN), quality higher education is seen as a commodity of the elite — a vehicle designed to prepare privileged and middle-class students for successful professional careers. While the region has seen an increase in overall education access during the last 30 years, the higher ed institutions considered to be “top tier” remain concentrated in only a few Southeast Asian cities, making them increasingly difficult to access by the majority of the population.

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The Donkey Rule

CIP

If you have the dedication, you can reframe any negative belief you have about yourself. It just takes perseverance.

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Come Join the Fun at PUC 

PUC

At PUC, students have many ways to get involved with campus life. Through clubs, worship services, outreaches, and other activities and programs, there is always something going on for students to take a break from their studies, de-stress, and have fun. Here are some ways you or your teenager can participate at PUC. Clubs Our […].

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The Weight and Benefits of Fostering Belonging in ResLife

Roompact

“Belonging is the feeling of security and support when there is a sense of acceptance, inclusion, and identity for a member of a certain group. It is when an individual can bring their authentic self to work. When employees feel like they don’t belong at work, their performance and their personal lives suffer.” Cornell University.

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Pursue student loan forgiveness with Savi

CU Work-Life Balance

Federal student loan debt affects more than 43 million people in the United States. For University of Colorado faculty and staff, Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) may offer relief, but the process of applying for and maintaining a PSLF repayment plan can be complex and challenging. CU is announcing a new partnership between our retirement plan provider TIAA and the social impact tech company, Savi, which can help CU employees determine their PSLF eligibility and conquer their debt burden.