Educational Equity: How Community Colleges Can Create a Student Ready School

Community colleges provide accessible and affordable education to students. Learners can earn credentials faster, at lower prices, using better flexible schedules than traditional four-year colleges. However, community colleges are experiencing enrollment and...

Teaching Burnout: 4 Methods College Leaders Can Apply

As the pandemic wages on, educators wrestle with teaching burnout. Summer did not give weary instructors a much-needed rest. Mostly, faculty spent a frantic summer retooling classes for multiple delivery scenarios. Besides that, hybrid learning demands new skills from...

Upskilling: What Programs Can Higher Ed Leaders Create?

Research shows that incoming freshmen are not as prepared as they need to be for success in college. Similarly, businesses recognize college grads lack essential skills to perform their job duties. Many reasons exist for the skills gap for high school graduates,...

Developing Leadership: 5 Ways Colleges Can Cultivate Leaders for Higher Ed

Like all successful organizations, higher education institutions need good leaders. Not just now, but in the future. However, leadership roles are not the same as they were in the past, and future leaders must prepare for ongoing changes. Therefore, colleges and...

6 Principles for Human-Centered Leadership for Higher Ed

At least 70% of an employee’s time is engaged by their supervisors. Therefore, leaders can make or break the atmosphere of the workplace. Human-centered leadership applies to higher-ed leaders as well as staff and students. We will define human-centered...

AR and XR: 6 Methods College Leaders Can Employ to Improve the Student Experience

  Extended reality (XR) and augmented reality (AR) are disrupting education. XR tech immerses students into a virtual environment. Therefore, imagine biology students dissecting lab specimens in their home office. AR improves a student’s environment with tech...