April, 2022

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Practical Pedagogy Tips for Educators at Minority-Serving Institutions

The Scholarly Teacher

Robert M. Briwa , Angelo State University. Key statement: This post offers suggestions about ways faculty can improve student learning experiences at MSIs with small changes to classroom practices. Introduction Minority-Serving (MSIs) enroll high percentages of students facing systemic barriers to higher education access. Relative to other colleges and universities, MSIs (including Historically Black Colleges and Universities [HBCUs], Tribal Colleges and Universities [TCUs], Asian American and P

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What’s Your “Ideal” Job?

Dr. Laura Pasquini

What career conversations have you had lately? This week I’m grateful for a conversation I had with my boss who asked: What I might be interested in working towards? How do I want to build my professional path? And what areas am I interested in as I develop my own career growth plan? I decided to go back to the digital logs to see if and how I might have answered these questions in the past.This post from circa 2016, seems to resonate with my own work interests and what I love to work on (sans t

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If we build it, will they come? Lessons from creating the #NASPA22 Discord Community

Dr. Josie Ahlquist

Since leaving on-campus roles almost ten years ago, I have learned that part of my job as a consultant and executive coach is aiding organizations and leaders through the process of change and experimentation. So to no surprise, I found myself in a similar role serving on the conference leadership committee (CLC) for the 2022 NASPA Annual Conference, offering both a place-based experience in.

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AIFS Abroad: 2022 GoAbroad Innovation Awards Finalist

AIFS Abroad

Last Updated on May 2, 2022 by Cat Rogliano. We are thrilled to announce that AIFS Abroad is a finalist for the 2022 GoAbroad Innovation Awards ! AIFS is honored to be a top 5 finalist for the Innovation in Diversity Award. The Innovation in Diversity Award recognizes efforts to expand international educational opportunities to traditionally underrepresented groups.

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Introducing the Roompact Blog Team 2022

Roompact

We’d like to introduce the new Roompact Blogging Team! This is a new effort Roompact is undertaking to further increase our contributions to the field through the free dissemination of ideas and knowledge. Earlier this spring, we did a search for part-time bloggers, professionals who liked to write and who were looking for a little.

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The Spring 2022 Terminalfour Social Media Roundup

Terminalfour

Twitter introduces an edit button, Instagram trials full screen interfaces, Whatsapp launches giant group chats, and YouTube sets out it’s plans for podcasts. Here’s a short-and-sweet round-up of the changes coming through this spring to the platforms you use the most.

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A Model to Engage Learners in Discussions on Health Equity and Implicit Bias

The Scholarly Teacher

Joel Amidon , Prisma Health. Mayra Alicia Overstreet Galeano, MedNorth Health Center. David C. Brendle, MAHEC, Boone North Carolina. Yee Lam, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Jessica Waters Davis , University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. , Kalpana Panigrahi, Interfaith Medical Center. Key Statement: Exploring implicit bias early in health education training, even when done quickly, carries the potential to positively impact how future healthcare providers practice and promote healt

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Presence | Blog | 4 Ways #SApros Can Help Students Articulate Their Essential Skills to Employers

Modern Campus

As student affairs professionals, we know that college students gain valuable skills and knowledge through participation in co-curricular experiences — such as service-learning, undergraduate research, campus employment, membership in student organizations, and more.

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How AIFS Keeps Students Safe Abroad

AIFS Abroad

AIFS Abroad takes your safety and well-being very seriously. That’s why we have a number of policies and procedures in place to minimize risk to our students. Information and resources are shared with you before and during the program and highlight that safety is a shared responsibility between AIFS and students. So whether you’re considering a study abroad program with AIFS or are already enrolled, rest assured that your safety is always our top priority.

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The Residence Life Professional’s Superpower? Transferable Skills

Roompact

As my peers embarks on new, post-graduation adventures, I am left reflecting on my own academic and professional experiences from the last two years. Though I have one more year of school before I begin my formal job search, seeing my cohort finding new opportunities, I’ve begun to ponder how I can capitalize on my.

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Richard Kuttner: Organizational Diversity

Ridgewater College

Richard KuttnerRichard Kuttner. Hey Ridgewater! I am writing today about organizational diversity, equity, and inclusion. First, however, a little background. I am currently a non-traditional Ridgewater student. I am taking my last class before I graduate this spring. I have also been a leader with a Fortune 500 company in the area for over 12 years.

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Shaping College Curriculum for Student Workforce Success – AAC&U ReportChanging Higher Ed Podcast 107 with Guest Dr. Ashley Finley

The Change Leader, Inc.

The American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) has issued its new report that will have an impact on shaping college curriculum for student workforce success. The report, “On the Same Page? Administrator and Faculty Views on What Shapes College Learning and Student Success”, focuses on the needed outcomes that shape undergraduate education and the practices guiding faculty and other stakeholders in the work they're doing on campuses to support student learning and success.

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How to Elevate Student Success through Mentoring

Campus Groups

I’ve benefited from many great mentoring relationships throughout my career. Each relationship provided the support I needed at that life stage, helping me define and work towards personal and professional goals. According to a recent Harvard Business Review article, the benefits of mentorship are clear. Mentees “perform better, advance in their careers faster, and experience more work-life satisfaction”.

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Browser extensions to turbocharge your digital marketing

Terminalfour

Terminalfour’s team loves to work with smart tools. Browser extensions help us with our productivity and work our marketing magic in the online world. And there are plenty to choose from. Here are our favorite Chrome browser extensions we think are worth adding to your digital stack.

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Study Abroad or Intern Abroad: Your Guide to Deciding

AIFS Abroad

Last Updated on September 20, 2022 by Cat Rogliano. An international experience is a unique way to shape your future. The options seem endless. You can study abroad for a summer , spend a semester studying a language abroad, or intern abroad with an international company in your career field. . So… how do you choose between a study abroad or intern abroad program?

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Why Emotional Well-Being Can Be Confusing

Biola

“What is emotional well-being? Are you referring to mental health?” These are questions I found myself asking when I heard the two terms used. For the longest time, I struggled to differentiate between emotional well-being and mental health. If.

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College Meltdown 2.1

Higher Education Inquirer

The Higher Education Inquirer has added three companies to its College Meltdown watchlist: Ambow Education (AMBO) , SoFi (SOFI) , and Adtalem (ATGE). Leading the way is National American University Holdings (NAUH) , which is down to less than $50,000 in cash. Ambow Education (AMBO) and Aspen Group (ASPU) are near penny stock territory and Barnes and Noble Education (BNED) and SoFi (SOFI) are also in deep financial trouble.

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Learning at the Edge with Michellana Jester

Kay Peterson

Join us as the Institute for Experiential Learning’s Kay Peterson speaks with Michellana Jester, strategic management consultant and lecturer at MIT Sloan School of Management. With two decades of management consulting and organizational and leadership development experience, Michellana designs uniquely innovative learning experiences for graduate students at MIT in partnership with entrepreneurs from around the world, assisting both to advance their personal and professional development.

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Successfully Create Change on Campus with New Technology

Campus Groups

Ideation is one of my Strengths. I love a good brainstorming session and I’m always trying to look at problems from a new angle. When I was working on campus, I frequently shared new and innovative ideas in meetings. Unfortunately, I was often met with “we tried that a few years ago and it didn’t work,” or “we don’t have the time/money.” Change on campus is hard.

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The Roompact Recap for Spring 2022

Roompact

Reaching towards the goal line… You’re almost there! As many of you move towards closing we hope this update finds you in good health and balance. Let us know if there is anything we can do to help you finish off the semester or quarter strongly. We are now a B-Corp! Roompact is SUPER excited to announce.

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Benefits of Studying Abroad During the Fall Semester

AIFS Abroad

Last Updated on November 22, 2022 by Cat Rogliano. Not sure when to study abroad? While there is no wrong time, there are plenty of advantages to studying abroad during the fall semester. From dreamy holiday markets to the buzz of a new school year, you’ll love your fall study abroad adventure. Here are 5 reasons to study abroad during the fall semester: 1.

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Holistic Student Supports with Dr. Melinda Karp

Dr. Al Solano

LISTEN TO THE EPISODE: Learn about research on student success team implementation. In this episode, I interview Dr. Melinda Karp , Founder & Principal at Phase Two Advisory , and former Assistant Director at the Community College Research Center , Columbia University. The episode focuses on Phase Two Advisory's Student Success Team Guide. (Scroll down to access the transcript.).

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How to Apply WELL for Better Design Outcomes

Clark Nesxen

The business case for prioritizing occupant well-being in building design is compelling. The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) cites attracting top talent, increasing productivity, and improving environmental, social or governance (ESG) performance as key outcomes of leveraging tools like their WELL Building Standard to develop healthier environments.

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7 website design trends for 2022

Terminalfour

Horizontal scrolling, scrollytelling, a nod to nostalgia. We uncover the trends that are making waves this year, as web design enters a new era of playfulness and retro appreciation.

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Team Growth: Get to Know Kathryn and David

Campus Groups

At CampusGroups (CG) our team is our biggest strength. We believe in the importance of bringing people together to activate our collective potential. Our outlook is global, with teams in the US, Canada, France, the Middle East, and India. We trust in the strength that a diverse team brings. This vision is reflected in how we: Develop our product. Work with clients.

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The Higher Ed Grad School ROI: A Current Student’s Perspective

Roompact

People always say, “Hindsight is 20/20,” but I don’t think I ever believed them until now. As I finish up my second of three years in grad school, I’ve continued to think about the time and resources I have invested in pursuing a master’s degree. While I don’t regret taking the past two years to.

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Resume Tips That Will Help You Get Hired 

AIFS Abroad

The average employer spends only six seconds scanning your resume. So how do you catch their attention and show that you’re a good fit for the job? It’s not an easy task, especially if you’re putting together your resume for the first time. We’ve compiled some of the best tips and strategies for crafting an effective resume – plus a bonus way to ensure your resume stands out from the competition.

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Engineering a Higher Ed TurnaroundChanging Higher Ed Podcast 106 with Guest Dr. Paul Alexander

The Change Leader, Inc.

In this Podcast, Paul Alexander shares his story and strategy for engineering a Higher Ed turnaround at Trinity College that can be a roadmap for struggling institutions. In this Podcast, Dr. Paul Alexander shares his story and strategy for engineering a Higher Ed turnaround at Trinity College that can be a roadmap for struggling institutions.

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Presence | Blog | How to Adapt or Build Your Co-Curricular Learning Outcome Framework

Modern Campus

Previously, I outlined the myriad of benefits offered by implementing a learning outcomes framework to guide co-curricular learning across an institution.

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Why the Church Needs You

Biola

The church plays a critical role in the spiritual life of the believer. And the believer plays a critical role in the life of a healthy church.

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Goucher College joins the Consortium on High Achievement and Success

Goucher DEI

Goucher College announced it would join the Consortium on High Achievement and Success (CHAS). CHAS was founded to address concerns raised by Black and Latinx students about their academic and social experiences. Goucher will select up to six institutional representatives for the consortium. “Since its inception 22 years ago, CHAS has worked with its member institutions to improve the everyday campus experiences of their Black and Latinx students by leveraging collaborative learning across all

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CU health plan expands resources for mental health support

CU Work-Life Balance

A whole picture of health includes mental health, and CU Health Plans are set to offer more robust coverage for mental health services in the new plan year. Starting July 1, all University of Colorado medical plans administered by Anthem and Kaiser will cover one preventive mental health appointment per plan member per year at no cost. The university saw increased mental health care utilization across all plans, resulting in this added coverage.

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Spend Fall Semester Studying Abroad in Athens, Greece

AIFS Abroad

Interested in having an incredible adventure this fall semester? Consider studying abroad in Athens, Greece with AIFS! With its ancient architecture and stunning landscape, it’s easy to see why Athens is one of the most alluring study abroad destinations. And with all the cultural activities and excursions included in your program, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Greece’s vibrant culture and history.

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ODEI and UMSL ADVANCE Launch Equity Advisor Training Program

UMSL Diversity

Thanks to the generous support of the National Science Foundation for UMSL ADVANCE , the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is pleased to announce Equity Advisor Training in Summer 2022. To help UMSL achieve our Inclusive Excellence and ADVANCE initiatives and goals, Equity Advisors serve as a resource to support faculty and staff committee work by providing guidance for best practices in the recruitment, retention, and promotion of high-quality faculty and staff.

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Presence | Blog | 7 Engaging Programs That’ll Boost Campus Transgender Visibility & Support

Modern Campus

Pride Month is as much about protesting continued attacks against LGBTQIA+ rights as it is about celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community.

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Why You Should Be A Member of the American Association of University Administrators

Edu Alliance Journal

April 11, 2020 by Dean Hoke – When I came back to the United States in 2017-18 I wanted to re-engage with the US university community. I joined NAFSA primarily due to my work in International Higher Education but I also wanted to be a part of a smaller organization where I could get to know the people better and attend conferences that would continue my professional development.

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National Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week

The Student Affairs Blog

VCU wouldn’t be the same without the outstanding contributions of graduate and professional students. This week recognizes and celebrates all VCU graduate and professional students and the significant difference they make for our RAMily. View all the events on RamsConnect. A letter from Dr. Klink, Senior Vice Provost for Student Affairs to graduate and professional students: It seems particularly important after more than two very challenging years for students and universities to take tim