June 19, 2019 at 1:00 PM EST
Join us for this special four-part series of best practice stories utilizing the Co-Curricular Paths tool in Engage. These brief 30 minute weekly sessions over your June Wednesday lunch break will each review a component of designing co-curricular paths and feature the story of a campus partner on a related topic. During our third session, we are covering the most often forgotten component of Paths design: what to do once you have launched it! We will discuss different incentive strategies for the Path as well as best practices for tracking progress and assessing the Path itself after launch. Rowan University's William G. Rohrer College of Business will present on strategies they utilize with their path to keep students engaged after launch. Please note that this weekly series is not a substitute for training on Paths, and instead is intended to support brainstorming of new ideas. If you are interested in creating a Co-Curricular Path, we recommend starting the conversation with your consultant to help you organize your ideas and get connected to training resources.
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June 19, 2019 at 2:00 PM EST
The Council for the Advancement of Standards for Higher Education (CAS) is proud to have produced the new Cross-Functional Framework for Advancing Health and Well-Being to address the complex issues of health, well-being, flourishing, and thriving of college students in the context of a healthy community. The CFF for AHWB guides the design of cross-functional teams that work across organizational boundaries and details the processes needed to move the campus toward greater well-being. The Framework's focus on excellence in collaborative practice and optimal design makes it an essential tool for presidents, vice presidents, and those responsible for leading cross-functional processes. Drawing on CAS's 40 years promoting standards in student affairs, student services, and student development programs, the Framework builds on principles, elements and structures of CAS traditional functional area standards while being tailored to cross-functional teams. The Cross-Functional Framework for Advancing Health and Well-Being, when used in conjunction with CAS functional area standards (e.g., Health Promotion Services, Clinical Health Services, Alcohol and Other Drug Programs, etc.), provides a comprehensive approach to assessment of the campus impact on goals for advancing health and well-being. Join two of the framework authors to discuss the new cross-functional framework, its core principles and components, and ways to apply it to your work.
June 25, 2019 at 2:00 PM EST
Learn how to create Connection in Outcomes. Making Connections is the process of creating measurements and data requests for assessment of learning outcomes in your Outcomes platform. Connections create your data aggregation system to build the reports you need. We will review the process of creating connections and how to review where requests for data have been made.
June 26, 2019 at 1:00 PM EST
Join us for this special four-part series of best practice stories utilizing the Co-Curricular Paths tool in Engage. These brief 30 minute weekly sessions over your June Wednesday lunch break will each review a component of designing co-curricular paths and feature the story of a campus partner on a related topic. As the grand finale to our series, 2018 Campus Labs Awards "Trailblazer" winner American International College will present on their path creation process from start to finish for their campus-wide co-curricular path. Our guest will discuss strategies for launching a path of this scale as well as special considerations to ensure the sustainability and inclusivity of the path to all participants. Please note that this weekly series is not a substitute for training on Paths, and instead is intended to support brainstorming of new ideas. If you are interested in creating a Co-Curricular Path, we recommend starting the conversation with your consultant to help you organize your ideas and get connected to training resources.
June 26, 2019 at 2:30 PM EST
Whether you are a first-time attendee or a seasoned returner, we have collected our greatest tips for making the most of your time at our annual Connect conference. Tune in for more details on planning your ideal schedule, enjoying our networking opportunities, and more.
