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Two ways to improve support services for adult learners with learning disabilities

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Blogs Two ways to improve support services for adult learners with learning disabilities In our new survey , 100% of university presidents and provosts identified graduate and adult learner enrollment as a priority. This blog will outline steps your university can take to best support this population.

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Why half of graduate enrollment leaders didn’t meet their goals

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Graduate Enrollments, 2007-2022 We asked graduate enrollment leaders about their experiences with goal setting in the second survey of the series we’re conducting with NAGAP. Three themes emerged, painting a picture of a challenging environment for goal attainment over the past year.

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Lessons for Higher Ed Leaders of Color

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Willis, the fifth president of Howard Community College (Columbia, Maryland), is the first Black woman appointed to that office. Dr. Willis began her educational career in 2007 teaching at Florida A&M University before transitioning to Tallahassee Community College.

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How CSCU is Building Strong Institutional Foundations: Changing Higher Ed Podcast 176 with Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton and Guest Terrence Cheng

The Change Leader, Inc.

This advice is critical, regardless of whether you’ve been a president or chancellor before. This is probably one of, if not the most critical, relationship a university president can have. Both institutions are part of the City University of New York. Every campus is different.

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2023 Higher Education Year in Review and 2024 Predictions: Changing Higher Ed Podcast 187 with Host Deborah Maue and Guest Dr. Drumm McNaughton

The Change Leader, Inc.

The situation in Ohio, involving the appointment of a new university president, served as a poignant example of how political dynamics can deeply affect students and the overall university community. In 2023, the complexity of the roles of university presidents continued to escalate, as predicted.