FREE | How to Manage Stress as a Faculty Member During Uncertain Times

FREE WEBCAST RECORDING How to Manage Stress as a Faculty Member During Uncertain Times   The live webcast took place on April 9, 2020. Please register to get access to the recording. COVID-19 Critical Response DISCUSSION SERIES Watch a webcast recording where our experts connect with the broader higher education community to share ideas and […]

Officials with Authority and Responsible Employees: Helping Mandatory Reporters Comply with New Title IX Regulations

MEMBER EXCLUSIVE COURSE Officials with Authority and Responsible Employees: Helping Mandatory Reporters Comply with New Title IX Regulations Train OWAs and other mandatory reporter employees on how to respond to reports of alleged sexual harassment. Whether you have the designation of “Official with Authority” (OWA), “Responsible Employee,” or “Mandatory Reporter Employee” under your institution’s Title […]

Teaching Academic Honesty in the Classroom

Incidents such as Centenary College’s decision in 2010 to discontinue a program in China due to the high incidence of cheating among the program’s students raise the question of how to clearly communicate (and police) academic honesty, not only among international students but also among domestic students. Given that many cases of inappropriate academic behavior […]

Impact of Inflation on Higher Education

FREE RECORDED WEBCAST Impact of Inflation on Higher Education The next worry for higher education: inflation. Learn how it impacts higher education and get useful examples of how colleges are responding successfully. While the news has been largely positive about the state of finances in higher ed, the damaging effects of raging inflation present another […]

5 Ways to Take Agency of Your Learning as a Leader

MEMBER EXCLUSIVE 5 Ways to Take Agency of Your Learning as a Leader Good leaders are constantly learning. Great leaders translate their learning into action to make a difference. The next cohort starts on Monday. Higher education has grown more complex in recent years as it faces declining enrollments, contraction of the workforce, and high […]

College Student Mental Health Statistics and What They Really Mean

There has been a lot of media attention to college student mental health statistics and to the upsurge in demand for mental health services. But does the data really suggest a mental health “crisis”? What does the upsurge actually mean for postsecondary institutions? Where do we need to shift the conversation, and what do we […]

Spotlight on Innovation: How Kennesaw’s TAG Program is Creating Better Degree Completion Pathways for Transfer Students

SPOTLIGHT ON INNOVATION SERIES The US Department of Education has awarded multi-million dollar “First in the World” grants to 24 colleges and universities that are innovating to solve critical challenges with access, recruitment, retention, and student success. At AI, we have interviewed each of the recipients to learn more about the projects these institutions are […]

Best Places to Grow

Best Places to Grow Showcasing Innovative and Impactful Higher Education Leadership & Professional Development Programs We’re proud to announce the honorees of our Best Places to Grow initiative—an opportunity to celebrate higher education departments and institutions leading the way in professional and leadership development. These campuses don’t just support growth, they champion it. Through bold, […]

A Year in Crisis: Lessons in Communication Learned as a Department Chair

Introduction We have just passed the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic. While this experience may have provided opportunities for us to learn and grow, it has also taught us there are critical elements of our life and work where no substitute is sufficient. One of these elements is communication. The extreme safety measures of […]