Synergies: Consider Them Before You Start Down the Merger and Acquisition Path
Developing partnerships can be challenging, expensive and time-consuming, but they can also be...
Teleology: Why the End Justifies the Means
Teleology is examining a phenomenon and the purpose it serves, while focusing on ensuring that it’s...
Let's Talk: How Interaction, Collaboration and Teamwork are Driving Continuing Education
E-Quality Means Equality: Why Online Students Deserve the Same Practices as On Campus
The same support that on-campus students get must be given equally to online students. As online...
Walking the Tightrope: Balancing Innovation and Risk in Higher Education
Not all change is related to innovation. It’s important to consider the risks taken when innovating...
How to Save Both Time and Resources When Running a University
Saving energy on the data reporting process means more time and focus can be given to areas in...
What The Modern Registrar’s Office Can Do For The Modern Learner
Today’s registrar’s is almost unrecognizable from those ten or so years ago. How registrars work,...
A Balancing Act Between Efficiency, Rigor and Time When Developing Curricula
New curricula require new systems to better streamline the development and approval processes....
What I Wish I Had Known About Students: An Administrator Reflects
Getting in on the ground floor as an administrator can offer viewpoints, perspectives, opinions and...
The Ever-Evolving Role: How Registrars Are Playing a Bigger Part in Student Involvement
Involving registrars in larger conversations around strategy can help drive enrollment management...
Going Paperless: How to Effectively Manage Curriculum from Home with Changing Technology and a Changing World
Finding a way to streamline a convoluted and cumbersome curriculum refresh process from home is a...
Enrollment Management and The 60-year Curriculum: An Organization Development Imperative
Organizational development drives improvement and feedback, which in turn can increase...
