Working with Institutional Data for Student Retention

Last updated November 11, 2022

Course Length

2h 45m

Last Updated

November 11, 2022

Working with Institutional Data for Student Retention

Last updated November 11, 2022

Learn how to recognize and communicate data points and patterns to advance your student retention strategies.

Overview

Data can be a powerful tool for understanding attrition and creating student success programs. Student affairs and enrollment professionals often yearn for access to data, but when they do have access, they may struggle with distilling the data they acquire, using that data effectively, and working with others to ask the right questions.

This virtual workshop is strongly recommended to those Developing a Comprehensive Retention Plan attendees outside of Institutional Research who would like to learn how to:

  • Recognize data points that can be used to measure factors associated with retention.
  • Examine patterns in retention data.
  • Create research questions that better communicate your data needs and program outcomes with institutional partners, leadership, and other stakeholders.

Who should attend?

This workshop is designed for professionals outside of Institutional Research who want to learn how to recognize data points and patterns, and to communicate effectively with institutional stakeholders in order to advance their student retention strategies.

Attendance is especially encouraged for those who attended our virtual conference, Developing a Comprehensive Retention Plan, but will be beneficial to anyone seeking more of a deep dive into the data around retention.

Agenda

February 13, 2023

2:00 – 5:00 p.m. ET

Working with Institutional Data for Student Retention

During this interactive virtual workshop, our expert speakers will work with you to help you build your data skills and advance retention efforts. You will explore how to:

  • Recognize data points that can be used to measure factors associated with retention.
  • Examine patterns in retention data.
  • Create research questions that better communicate your data needs and program outcomes with institutional partners, leadership, and other stakeholders.