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Student Activities Without the Students: One Practitioner’s Account of Higher Education in the Time of COVID-19

The Student Affairs Collective

Student Activities Without the Students: One Practitioner’s Account of Higher Education in the Time of COVID-19 . For several weeks, there was persistent chatter. Rumblings, guesses, and questions asked among my co-workers and colleagues across the country. How would COVID-19 affect our universities, our students, our jobs? Not to mention our health.

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University Finances During Crisis Situationswith Rob Hartman | Changing Higher Ed Podcast 041

The Change Leader, Inc.

University Finances during Crisis Situations podcast with Rob Hartman, who is the chief financial officer of Columbia International University (CIU), a Christian University located in Columbia, S.C. The current pandemic is offering a wealth of learning for higher education. By taking that approach, institutions can better position themselves to survive through the challenges that will continue to ripple through the nation.

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Purdue University is the first to experiment with virtual reality graduations

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Purdue University has piloted a new solution that enables distance learners to graduate in virtual reality

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University Fundraising During Crisis Situationswith Martin Leifeld | Changing Higher Ed Podcast 042

The Change Leader, Inc.

This podcast explores university fundraising during crisis situations. At the time of this podcast, COVID-19 was the major crisis for higher ed finances. Contrary to what many would think, the current situation could be an important time to visit with donors. During his 24 years of professional fundraising, Martin Leifeld and his teams raised a staggering $500 million dollars.

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The COVID-19 Roller Coaster and One Team’s Tips for Staying Sane

The Student Affairs Collective

Note: I’d like to start by saying, first, we are all trying our best to make sense of this while trying to stay sane, support our families, and do the best we can for our students. Secondly, I am lucky and privileged to have a flexible team, my health, financial stability, and the time to even write a blog post during these times. Lastly, I do not have the answers or the “best practices” to aid in an unprecedentedly difficult global and traumatic pandemic.