Applied and Experiential Learning
At a time when an increasing number of stakeholders are wondering whether higher education serves them, institutions should be called upon to ground their curricula around experiential learning that gives students the tools they need in the workforce.
With employers decrying the lack of a skilled talent pipeline and workers feeling ill prepared for the contemporary workforce, higher education has a responsibility to adapt its curricula and delivery models to better meet everyone’s needs.
Past models of transfer pathways have been too rigid and speed-focused for modern learners’ needs. They require flexible models that meet them where they’re at.
AI has permeated higher education, and it’s here to stay, which will bring about irrevocable, though not necessarily negative, change.
Data analysis is critical for student affairs assessment, as it allows the division to glean so much information on who their students are and what they’re
As lifelong learners themselves, student affairs staff must continuously assess their practices to make sure the services they provide are relevant, impact
Student affairs can have a huge impact on retention numbers, so it’s important that these departments conduct regular assessments to continuously improve t
