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Lessons From the Field

QuickFire: Sarah McMaster

17 questions with Champlain College’s Executive Director for Marketing and Enrollment Management

Events by ChatGPT: Notes From an AI-Generated Webinar

Three takeaways from a recent online event written and designed by generative AI that was intriguing, but ultimately underwhelming.

11 Popular Micro-Credential Programs and Why You Should Care

The micro-credential industry is growing to accommodate the post-pandemic changes in employment and education. Should your institution cash in on the estimated $20 billion market and cater to non-traditional student demands?

QuickFire: Sam Mahra

17 questions with Southern New Hampshire University’s AVP of Student Experience Marketing Communications.

Northern Pennsylvania Regional College Caters to the Non-traditional Student

As the non-traditional student population continues to grow, a new college in northern Pennsylvania took a risk and opened during the pandemic to provide a unique higher education experience.

Why More Higher Ed Jobs Should Be Remote

Higher ed leaders who don’t embrace remote work will continue to lose staff and fail to attract top talent, both of which they can ill afford to do.

Volt@CUPRAP: Campus Leadership on Social Media, Behind the Scenes

Volt’s live event series continues with a discussion about what it takes to make higher ed leaders successful ambassadors of their institutions on social media.

This Just In: The Sky is Not Falling

The enrollment cliff is real and scary, but the data shows that higher ed is not in a free fall.

5 Things Every Social Media Manager Has to Stay On Top Of

To stay relevant and be effective, social media managers must make professional development a daily routine.

Triaging Our Talent

Higher ed must prioritize retaining and attracting top talent. Here’s how to do that.