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Students Are Customers Whether We Admit It or Not (Part 1)

Ian Roark | Vice Chancellor for Workforce Development and Innovation, Pima Community College

Though the concept is debated, the fact of the matter is that students are customers in today’s...

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Life on the Edge: A Blessing or a Curse for the Continuing Education Unit?

Maureen MacDonald | Dean of the School of Continuing Studies, University of Toronto

While many continuing education leaders trumpet the value of operating on the periphery of their...

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How Consumer Technology Companies Like Apple Set The Standard for Higher Ed

Phil Hill | Market Analyst, MindWires Consulting

Consumer technologies and higher education are both dealing with rapid innovation and a vastly...

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Five Ways Colleges and the Federal Government Can Reduce Student Loan Default (Part 2)

Bryce McKibben | Policy Analyst, Association of Community College Trustees

By being more proactive and working together, higher education institutions and the federal...

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Five Trends Impacting Competition in Today’s Higher Ed Marketplace

Dan Sommer | President of Global Education, Zeta Interactive

By understanding the trends transforming the higher education industry, leaders can position their...

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A Marriage of Convenience: For-Profit Higher Education in Brazil

William G. Tierney | Co-Director of the Pullias Center for Higher Education, University of Southern California

The American higher education industry could learn some lessons from the way for-profit...

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Five Ways Colleges and the Federal Government Can Reduce Student Loan Default (Part 1)

Bryce McKibben | Policy Analyst, Association of Community College Trustees

As student loan default rates race to the top of the issues list for higher education leaders,...

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What Can Higher Education Learn from Amazon’s Destruction of Big-Box Bookstores?

Tim Moore | Former Vice President of Digital Business Development, Pearson Education

Not adjusting to the digitization of the higher education marketplace could leave institutions in...

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How The Regulatory Trifecta is Wrapping Higher Ed in Red Tape

John Ebersole | Former President, Excelsior College

As regulation and authorization requirements mount, higher education institutions are left footing...

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Teaching, Assessment and Quality Assurance in Higher Education

David Schejbal | President, Excelsior University

Separating assessment and instructional functions are the first step to adequately and successfully...

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An Educator’s Guide for Curriculum Collaboration: Four Groups that Need to Be Involved

Nancy Salzman | Vice Chancellor of Partnerships, Brandman University

Collaboration with various stakeholders is critical for higher education institutions that want to...

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Understanding Your Customer: What Higher Ed Can Learn from Febreze

Walter Rankin | Deputy Dean of the School of Continuing Studies, Georgetown University

Innovation by postsecondary institutions should be tempered by what the student-consumer actually...

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