Don’t assume your institution has a student retention plan in place. Instead, look at what’s working for other schools and adapt those programs to meet your own needs.
Institutions must focus on students’ growing expectations.
While the flipped teaching model is old news in the humanities it finds new purpose in STEM subjects. But look out. This trendy pedagogy may require an overhaul of your classrooms, especially the large lecture hall.
A new program on the campus of Long Island University taps into an equestrian legacy to prepare students for careers in a burgeoning industry.
The University of Pittsburgh develops in a new academic paradigm.
Reduce demands on staff and improve safety through self-inspections.
Reflections on learning, taking risks, trust and remembering what matters.
As 2015 arrives, no one can be sure what the year will hold for higher education. Still, colleges and universities continue to evolve in physical, social, pedagogical, digital and other ways. Here is a sampling of trends worth watching.
Outdoor learning environments support education and will continue to do so well into the future. Here are some tips for planning your next space, along with idea-building success stories.
Geographical information system technology (GIS) supports emergency preparedness and disaster recovery.
Transformation, or last hurrah?
Leveraging visual communications to inform, protect and collaborate across the campus.
The 2015 ABET Symposium takes place on April 23-24, 2015 in Atlanta, GA.