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Faculty Focus
APRIL 18, 2024
Because the primary mission of most institutions of higher education is to serve students, it’s easy to understand why attention to faculty and staff well-being was considered a lower priority. Surgeon General’s Framework for Workplace Mental Health & Well-Being (2022). What is the U.S.
Faculty Focus
APRIL 18, 2024
Because the primary mission of most institutions of higher education is to serve students, it’s easy to understand why attention to faculty and staff well-being was considered a lower priority. Surgeon General’s Framework for Workplace Mental Health & Well-Being (2022). What is the U.S.
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EAB
DECEMBER 20, 2022
Most higher education leaders are just beginning to realize the long-term impact these mental health concerns could have on enrollment and student success—and just how underprepared their institutions are to meet the challenge. Why we need to be concerned. Why we need to be concerned. College Pulse Survey, Spring 2022.
Higher Education Inquirer
JANUARY 16, 2024
link ) Recommended data sources: College Scorecard: [link] (underlying data at [link] ) Equality of Opportunity Project: [link] IPEDS: [link] NCES Data Lab: [link] Postsecondary Value Commission’s Equitable Value Explorer: [link] ProPublica’s Nonprofit Explorer: [link] Urban Institute’s Data Explorer: [link] Institutional budgeting Barr, M.J., &
EAB
NOVEMBER 14, 2022
And faculty may, rightfully, be concerned that expanding the size of their classes could negatively impact student experience or lead your institution to enroll students who do not meet a certain academic standard. This can make it difficult to understand enrollment trends at competitor and peer institutions. November 9, 2022.
EAB
JULY 28, 2023
Blogs Attack of the “Math Shark”: Why Unfinished Learning Is a Lurking Threat to Student Success in the Late 2020s Students are no longer entering college with the same levels of academic preparation that we might have expected before the pandemic, one of the many ripple effects we face as a result of disruptions in high school learning.
EAB
JULY 28, 2023
Blogs Attack of the “Math Shark”: Why Unfinished Learning Is a Lurking Threat to Student Success in the Late 2020s Students are no longer entering college with the same levels of academic preparation that we might have expected before the pandemic, one of the many ripple effects we face as a result of disruptions in high school learning.
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