What's Working on Campus – Campus Innovations That Make a Difference
Engaging Students Through the U. of Oklahoma’s President’s Leadership Class
The University of Oklahoma’s President’s Leadership Class (PLC) was developed 64 years ago to encourage outstanding state high school students to r...
Open Dialogue Programs Engage Faculty, Staff and Students at Emory U.
Emory University’s (GA) Rollins School of Public Health has rolled out a series of open dialogue programs to help faculty, staff and students feel ...
The Benefits of Developing a Failure Resume
Believe it or not, one way to increase our coping and adaptability skills is to focus on those times when we made a mistake, changed our mind or we...
Adults with Autism Learn About Dating Through UCLA Health Program
UCLA Health is initiating a 20-week clinical trial to help adults with autism learn about choosing appropriate dating partners, how to ask someone ...
Raising Awareness About Skin Cancer Prevention at George Washington U.
The George Washington University (DC) was named a Skin Smart Campus by The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention, a designation that honors sc...
Penn State’s World Campus Opens Virtual Student Success Center
The Penn State World Campus, in recognizing that online learners need student success resources, opened their new virtual Chaiken Center for Studen...
Grand Valley Installing Roku Boxes in Common Campus Spaces
After learning that fewer students are bringing televisions to campus and gaining a better understanding of what they expect from university TV ser...
Princeton’s Wintersession Offers Students, Faculty and Staff Over 500 Free Courses
New skills – from dog training to tai chi, coding, technoefficiency, foster parenting, arranging music for marching bands, building perseverance an...
College of the Ozarks Students Make Famous Fruitcakes as Part of Work Colleges Program
Work Colleges throughout the U.S. are ones where students are directly involved in campus operations, having on- or off-campus jobs to help pay for...
Virginia Project Introduces Middle Schoolers to Higher Education
In an effort to introduce middle school students to higher education, the state of Virginia funds the Middle School Campus Visit Project. Patrick &...
Addressing Student Unrest Through ‘Listening Tables’ at Columbia U.
At Columbia University (NY), professors, students and administrators have been setting up “listening tables” since September, inviting students to ...
Campus Case Study: No Help, Thank You
Rajesh is a self-described “proud, somewhat-stubborn son of immigrant parents” who is trying to navigate campus life on his own. Help-seeking isn’t...