PDF-[EBOOK] - Engaging Generation Z: Supporting College-Bound Students with Intelligent Mobile

Student recruitment for higher education has evolved from the days of glossy brochures As technology advances generations change and so must the way institutions interact with them Take Generation Z Born after the Millennials into the most technologyrich era in history theyre now entering high school and college If universities hope to remain competitive in recruiting and retaining this generation gamechanging tactics are required Written from the front lines by educationindustry veterans Engaging Generation Z explains what educators college administrators and youthfocused organizations can do to meet these students on their own turf The authors share insight on Gen Zers including their interest in mobile platforms highly personalized interactions immediate realtime responses and more They also examine the benefits that artificial intelligence tools can have on enrollment and retention metrics Engaging Generation Z offers the tools and strategies to help colleges embrace this new frontier and stay ahead of the curve. A combined presentation from the Office of Undergraduate Education, First Generation Scholarly Learning Community, and the UK College of Education’s P20 Education & Policy Law Lab. Acknowledgements. Refreshed, Renewed, & Reallocated . June 2015 OSPI Counselors’ Institute. Beth Ahlstrom, Assistant Director for College Bound. Washington Student Achievement Council – College Bound Scholarship Program. Barriers and Strategies for Success. Melissa Selby-Theut, MSW. Director, Educational Support Program. Statistical Overview. First-generation students:. Comprise 34% of the population at colleges and universities nationwide.. Barriers and Strategies for Success. Melissa Selby-Theut, MSW. Director, Educational Support Program. Statistical Overview. First-generation students:. Comprise 34% of the population at colleges and universities nationwide.. College Students:. The Invisible Minority. IUPUI Enrollment Management Council . November 16. , 2012. Dr. Zebulun Davenport , Vice Chancellor for Student Life. Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis. Defining ‘First-Generation Students’ in Higher Education Research. Rob Toutkoushian. Rob Stollberg. This study is funded by the Association for Institutional Research and the National Science Foundation (Grant #RG14-5499). : Opportunities to Encourage Student Success. How does your institution identify first-generation students?. While nearly 60 percent of students whose parents attended college graduated within five years, less than. Strategies for Helping First-Generation Students Succeed in the Classroom East Tennessee State University Dr. Michelle Hurley & Ms. Meagan Stark Center for Teaching Excellence Overview of Presentation November 2016. . Tyrone Brown, Interim . Access Program Director. ShaCara Telemaque, . Access Team Manager. Bottom Line - Massachusetts. . 500 Amory Street, Suite 3. Jamaica Plain, MA 02130. www.bottomline.org.  . Job duties of an Upward Bound Peer Advisor include: . Supervising local college-bound high school students in a residential setting enforcing Upward Bound policies and procedures related to behavior, curfew, attendance, participation, etc.. GRANTed. !”. The Role of Grant . P. rograms in Student . A. ffairs. What are grants?. Competitive (re-apply). Time Sensitive (multi-year). Objective Based/Accountability. Funded through U.S. Department of Education. [EBOOK] How To Get Into College In 30 Days: A Guided Journal For College Bound Students
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