Network Articles

Attracting and Retaining the Modern-Day Learner

By Amanda Gould, Vice President, Partner Success For years, higher education has heard about the enrollment cliff, and unfortunately, the issue is only getting closer and more pressing.Regional bachelor’s institutions are expected to lose more than 11 percent of their students by 2029.While this percentage varies by region, the Northeastern states are predicted to be […]

Faculty Resourcing and the Transformative Power of Utilizing a Network

Course sharing offers institutions a low-risk way to boost student and institutional success. It also enables institutions to access flexible course offerings as a retention strategy and maintain a dynamic, responsive, and nimble catalog to support unique learner needs and academic interests.  According to a research brief from the College and University Professional Association for […]

Charting the Path to Graduation: Collaboration in Two-Year Colleges

Published by Acadeum In the evolving landscape of higher education, two-year colleges share many challenges,  including nurturing student success while adapting to the unique needs of their geographic settings, funding disparities, offering courses that fit student degree plans, and limited local enrollment pools. An article in the Chronicle of Higher Education titled “Why Fixing the Transfer […]

Winning in Academics and Athletics: How Course Sharing Supports Student-Athletes

Published by Acadeum In the ever-evolving landscape of higher education, institutions are continually seeking innovative ways to better support all student populations. One group that often requires unique course scheduling solutions and other accommodations is student-athletes. All sizes and types of institutions serve student-athletes, and nearly all institutions are looking for ways to help student-athletes balance […]

Voices from the New, Collaborative HBCU-MSI Consortium

CAOI 2021: Constructing the Future, Collaborating for Success

Thank you to the Council of Independent Colleges for a rich and lively program at the 2021 Chief Academic Officers Institute (CAOI) in Louisville, KY.