AASCU 2021 Annual Meeting

Build a Sustainable Institution with Data-Activated Student Success Strategies

ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
Watch a panel discussion with two AASCU institutions - the University of North Georgia and Utah Valley University - as they discuss their experience in implementing data-activated student impact strategies. Hear about their approach to analytics, how they are organizing around the work, lessons learned, and data-activated strategies they are evolving to produce positive student outcomes and generate net tuition revenue to reinvest in their institutional mission.
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Build a Sustainable Institution with Data-Activated Student Success Strategies

Building Student Impact Strategies that Support Academic Experience & Drive ROI

Explore how the University of Central Oklahoma achieved steady improvements in persistence and over $1.07M in retained tuition revenue using multiple data-informed, student-focused engagement strategies. Join this session to hear how leaders built partnerships within colleges to centralize engagement and scale effective strategies across departments. You’ll also learn how UCO disaggregated data around specific populations to identify what programs are most effective for particular student groups and how their team adapted their first-year seminar and FAFSA communications to improve the academic experience for their students, support better outcomes, and drive higher returns to reinvest in student success.

Speakers
Dr. Samantha Kramer, Director of Student Advocacy, University of Central Oklahoma

Dr. Samantha Kramer is the director of Student Advocacy at University of Central Oklahoma. She earned her master’s in College Student Personnel Administration from Canisius College and her PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from Oklahoma State University. Dr. Kramer’s research interests include faculty-student affairs collaborations and resiliency among first-year freshmen and transfer students.

Mitchell Colver, Vice President for Community Development, Civitas Learning
Dr. Mitchell Colver, Vice President for Community Development at Civitas Learning, first began working in higher education in 2007, where his early experiences with students taught him to focus on the value of human diversity and human potential. Dr. Colver holds a dual appointment as a Professional Practice Professor in the College of Education at Utah State University. His research has appeared in Popular Science, Discover, Slate, Smithsonian, New York Magazine, and, internationally, on Radio BBC.

Resources

Building an Analytics Infrastructure & Culture at Florida Atlantic University
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Building an Analytics Infrastructure & Culture at Florida Atlantic University

FAU’s shift to data-activated Student Impact Strategies led to an 18% improvement in 4-year graduation rates and the closing of equity gaps.

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9 Strategies for Delivering Equitable Student Outcomes
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9 Strategies for Delivering Equitable Student Outcomes

Review a framework for taking tangible, practical steps that deliver more equitable student outcomes.

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Building a Student Success Model that Supports Students and Generates Revenue
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Building a Student Success Model that Supports Students and Generates Revenue

Explore data-activated strategies within student success models that produce positive student outcomes and generate net tuition revenue.

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