What's Working on Campus – Campus Innovations That Make a Difference
One-Stop Shops Improving Student Experience Through Use of Customer Relationship Management Technology
Campus “one-stop shops” are getting an upgrade, thanks to potent customer relationship management (CRM) technology that’s being used to improve stu...
U. at Albany Student Support Team Works to Keep Campus Safe Throughout the Pandemic
COVID-19 concerns are still very much a part of campus life. At the University at Albany, State University of New York, a cohort of students called...
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Community Digs in to Welcome Afghan Evacuees to the Neighborhood
When 13,000 Afghan evacuees, about half of whom are children, moved to nearby Fort McCoy, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse faculty and staff membe...
Ohio U. Change Our Outcomes Walk Raises Awareness About Black Women’s Health Issues
At Ohio University, the Change Our Outcomes walk was designed to raise awareness about the fact that Black women currently have much worse outcomes...
Developing Student Resilience to Help Them Grow and Thrive
When we asked Dr. Meggen Tucker Sixbey, a Clinical Associate Professor and Associate Director of the University of Florida’s Counseling and Wellnes...
Personal Support & Care Calendar – November 2021
In this season of gratitude and connection, there’s much to be grateful for while there’s also so much to do. As you strive to be good to others, s...
Workplace Committee Offers Campus Landscaping Tour and More
Beautiful campuses look that way thanks to creative, hard-working grounds crews. At the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, the Quali...
A Focus on Generosity
Generosity comes in multiple forms, defined by the University of Notre Dame’s Science of Generosity Project as “the virtue of giving good things t...
Brooklyn College Career Center Involves Alumni to Make Connections, Provide Advantages
Many students “have some sort of infrastructure to help them with internships and jobs,” Marge Magner told The New York Times. For the 13,000 full...
