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Success Program Launch: Developing a Second Core Curriculum
Administrators at Thomas More University reorganized its core curriculum design for students to follow a nine-credit concentration as a second major, minor or interdisciplinary coursework.
New on the Job: Mayra Lopez-Perez From the University at Buffalo, SUNY
In her inaugural role as coordinator of student success coaches, Lopez-Perez partners with academically at-risk students and leads a team of coaches in promoting student success and life skill development for University at Buffalo students.
Scaling Up: Kessler Scholars Collaborative Grows Footprint
The first-generation support and scholarship program will launch its first cohorts of students at 10 new partner institutions this fall.
A ‘Neglected Population’
While college-in-prison programs are poised to expand, some educators and advocates worry prospective students in jails are getting left behind.
Academic Success Tip: Labs Promote Better Student Discussion Boards
Online course instructors can improve students’ confidence and skills in posting on discussion boards by teaching them key skills in short training sessions.
Private University Offers Increased Access to an Associate Degree
The Dougherty Family College at the University of St. Thomas, approaching its seventh year, provides low-income and underrepresented students with access and holistic support to earn a two-year degree.
New on the Job: Q&A With Nick Branson of the College of Lake County
As the inaugural assistant vice president of strategy, planning and success, Branson uses his institutional effectiveness background to promote access for all learners.
Success Program Launch: Housing Staff Supports Academically At-Risk Students
Academic intervention from residence hall staff at Texas Christian University places relationships at the forefront, creating an innovative advising system for first- and second-year students.