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In-Person Events: Inside Higher Ed events are an extension of Inside Higher Ed’s thoughtful, substantive and unflinching voice. These intimate gatherings, led by editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman, bring leaders and influencers together to discuss the big issues facing higher education. The full schedule for our 2018 Leadership Series, held in partnership with Gallup, follows. Space is limited, please register in advance.
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Global Higher Ed in Changing Times - January 8, 2019 American colleges and universities have never depended more on students, professors and ideas from around the world -- yet the globalization of American academe and society is challenged in a way not seen since before World War II. We will look at the questions being raised about globalization and strategies for responding. Topics will include the flow of students around the world, the collaboration of scholars, international campuses, the curriculum at home, and more.
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Higher Ed in the New Congress - February 7, 2019 The last two years, in which Republicans have controlled the White House and both houses of Congress, have been challenging ones for higher education. Some legislative proposals -- and much rhetoric -- have run counter to the ideas many higher education leaders espouse. Colleges have had mixed success in this environment, with some proposals that they feared not happening in the end, while others have been adopted. Whatever the outcome of the mid-term elections, new players will be in key roles in the next Congress. |
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The Future of Gen Ed - April 17, 2019 General education is one of the most debated topics in higher education -- and getting gen ed right is important for every kind of college, even if doing so may look very different at colleges with different missions. Overhauling gen ed can bring a college together ... or leave a college divided. This event will explore some issues that cross sector boundaries: Do students understand gen ed requirements? Does it matter if they don't? How can colleges best evaluate their gen ed requirements? Are gen ed requirements too extensive or lacking in rigor? |
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IHE NOW - July 8-10, 2019 Public higher education has never been more challenged. Join Inside Higher Ed for IHE NOW, July 8-10, 2019, in Baltimore, MD, as we examine issues such as the eroding business models of many state colleges and universities and the impact of partisanship on academe. This three-day summit, “The Future of Public Higher Ed,” will feature experts from every sector of public higher education, as well as political and corporate leaders. We will ask questions and explore thorny issues that often get short shrift at other conferences, and push for unflinching discussion among participants. |
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New Models of the Master’s Degree - November 7, 2019 Master's education is central for many students and institutions, but it also faces more competition than ever before. We will explore trends in master's enrollment and consider whether the master's has in fact become "the new bachelor's." Further, the event will examine the kinds of master's programs being created or expanded. And the program will include discussion of the way many new forms of higher education -- online, MOOC-inspired, boot camps, competency-based education and more -- challenge the master's degree. |
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In-Person Events - Past
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Joining Forces: Merger and Collaboration Strategies
On April 19, 2018 Inside Higher Ed held an off-the-record discussion about the various partnerships college leaders are establishing and their pros and cons. |
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Higher Ed in an Era of Heightened Skepticism
On February 15, 2018 a group of higher ed leaders had conversation around the skepticism facing higher ed; including college affordability and the campus climate around free speech. |
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Untapped Data: Enhancing Teaching and Learning
On July 25, 2018 Inside Higher Ed convened an intimate group of campus leaders to examine how colleges are using data to improve learning and student success – and where they could be doing better by their students. |
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The Admissions Challenges Facing Private Colleges
On November 15, 2018, Inside Higher Ed's Leadership Series event focused on demographic and enrollment patterns. Do these trends threaten the viability of many liberal arts and other institutions?
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Agile Teaching This webcast will explore the innovative teaching approaches being used in classrooms and throughout colleges, including major expansions as reach of big data and AI grows, new courses encouraging students to slow down and reflect and more. |
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Meeting the Challenges of Today's Endowment Strategies In this webcast, Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman will discuss recent trends in endowment strategies for different kinds of institutions, economic trends that could impact those strategies and more. |
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The 2018 Survey of Faculty Attitudes on Technology This webcast will discuss the findings of Inside Higher Ed's seventh annual Survey of Faculty Attitudes on Technology, which aimed to understand how professors and digital learning leaders view online learning and other aspects of academic technology. |
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The Next Generation of Students Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss the issues and trends in the "The Next Generation of Students" booklet. |
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The 2018 Survey of College and University Admissions Directors Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss the findings of the 2018 Survey of College and University Admissions Directors. |
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On-Ramps and Off-Ramps: Alternative Credentials and Emerging Pathways Between Education and Work Inside Higher Ed editors Doug Lederman and Paul Fain discuss the themes in our Special Report, "On-Ramps and Off-Ramps: Alternative Credentials and Emerging Pathways Between Education and Work". |
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Graduate and Professional Education: An Ever-Changing Environment Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss the issues and trends related to graduate education in the "Graduate and Professional Education: An Ever-Changing Environment" booklet. |
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Shifting Student Behavior: Interventions & Other Strategies to Help Colleges & Their Students Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman explore the kinds of student behaviors that change odds of completion, the various types of interventions colleges are using to get students to make the right choice, and more. |
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Why Competency-Based Education Matters Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman explore how competence-based education is both challenging convention methods of instruction and opening new opportunities for students and institutions. To view a recording of the webcast, click here. To download the slide deck, click here. |
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2018 Survey of College and University Business Officers Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman discuss the findings of the 2018 Survey of College and University Business Officers. |
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Challenges and Strategies in Student Recruitment Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman explore the impacts of weakened student demand and how programs can adapt to the current higher ed climate. |
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Key Issues on Student Debt Inside Higher Ed editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman will explore trends in student borrowing, as well as the policy debate in Congress and on campuses. |
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Improving Student Success with Video and Active Learning Learn about why universities are overhauling their lecture capture strategies and see interactive video and active learning as critical infrastructure to effective use of big data and improved student engagement and outcomes. |
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Securing Data in the Cloud: Virginia Tech's Take In this webinar, Virginia Tech explains how cloud-based solutions can strengthen information security, improve regulatory compliance, enhance data management and even help prepare students entering the cybersecurity workforce. |
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Robot Ready: Human+ Skills and the Future of Work This webcast explores how "human skills" like leadership, communication and problem solving manifest in the labor market, and the role of a liberal arts education in seeding these critical skills. |
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Using Financial Aid Analytics to Overcome Enrollment Challenges This webcast will discuss how Frostburg State University used financial aid analytics to increase yield and retention and how increasing total aid affected enrollment and net tuition revenue. |
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Transforming Tuition Planning at the University of Kentucky Tuition revenue has become an increasingly important source of funding, yet tuition planning processes and systems remain immature. This webcast will discuss how the University of Kentucky leverages cloud-based technology to improve tuition planning, budgeting and long range-planning. |
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The Cost of Instruction: Using Analytics to Improve Decision-Making about Academic Programs This webinar will discuss how Concordia University, Nebraska partnered with Blackboard to develop an analytics tool that enables them to understand who is teaching what to whom and at what cost and how they are leveraging this data to make informed decisions about programs and teaching methods. |
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Smarter Spend Management across Higher Ed In this webinar, a panel of higher ed leaders will share recommendations on where to start and what to expect when you create strategy policy, maximize cost savings and improve operational efficiency around campus spend management. |
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Voice Technology on Campus: The Saint Louis University Experience This fall, Saint Louis University became the first university in the world to bring Amazon Alexa-enabled devices into every student room on campus. In this webinar, leaders from SLU will share why voice technology is an integral part of the campus experience, future plans for voice technology across the country, and more. |
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Transforming Higher Ed by Listening to Consumers Strada Education NetworkSM partnered with Gallup to interview more than 250,000 U.S. adults about their educational paths and experiences after high school. In a new three-part series, “From College to Life: Relevance and the Value of Higher Education,” they examine relevance, why it matters and what can be done about it. |
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How Customizing Content using Digital Tools Can Make Education Student Focused: A Northern Alberta Institute of Technology Case Study Attendees of this webcast will discover how digital learning tools can enhance the educational experience for both instructors and students, and how NAIT is using technology to transform the way they develop and administer content at the school. |
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Engaging Gen-Z: Strategies from IT and Student Affairs In this webinar, you’ll learn how institutions such as San Jose State (32,000 students) and Oral Roberts University (7,000 students) are using technology to create a new campus experience for Generation Z students. |
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Building Sustainable Online Programs: Perspectives from SNHU and Nebraska On Tuesday, April 24, 2018 at 2 pm ET, we invite you to listen to a panel of experts moderated by renowned education technology consultant and analyst, Phil Hill. Mary Niemiec, Associate Vice President for Digital Education and Director of University of Nebraska Online, Brian Fleming, Executive Director of Sandbox ColLABorative at Southern New Hampshire University, and Paxton Riter, Co-Founder and CEO of iDesign, will all speak to the multitude of challenges that universities face. |
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