Course-Sharing Agreement Aims to Help More HBCU Students Graduate On Time
Recommended ReadingStudents at some Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Minority-Serving Institutions may soon have an easier path to graduation thanks to a new course-sharing program from the Southern Regional Education Board.
Read More »Why 7 Colleges are Turning to Course Sharing to Better Serve Students
Recommended ReadingThe Southern Regional Education Board launched a new HBCU-MSI Course-Sharing Consortium powered by Acadeum that will give students at seven colleges and universities the opportunity to continue their studies unimpeded as they work toward graduating on time.
Read More »The Heavy LIFT: An Approach to Retention for HBCUs
Recommended ReadingThis chapter illustrates the use of a team-based approach, known as the LIFT framework, at Benedict College, a small private HBCU in Columbia, South Carolina to promote retention, persistence, and navigation of resources for students.
Read More »Southern Regional Education Board Launches HBCU-MSI Course-Sharing Consortium
Recommended ReadingTo help students across the degree finish line, the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) has announced an online course-sharing consortium for several public and private HBCUs as well as other minority-serving institutions (MSIs) in five Southern states.
Read More »Harnessing Course Sharing through Grant Funding
Recommended ReadingThe funding will support a collaboration between DigiTex and Acadeum to assist colleges across Texas in solving the problems of persistence, on-time completion, and access to courses to assist in fulfilling guided pathways, through inter-institutional course sharing.
Read More »Colleges Centralize Learning and Operations
Recommended ReadingThe League for Innovation in the Community College Online Course Sharing Consortium seeks to link community colleges to share learning content.
Read More »Five Ways to Incorporate Course Sharing into your Summer and Fall Advising Strategy
BlogAcademic advisors are a critical part of the course-sharing process. When students seek guidance—or, need in-person intervention to keep progressing on their academic journey—advisors are the first line of defense to offer advice and solutions to help them overcome hurdles.
Read Now »Fall Short in a Class? New Keuka College Partnership Lets You Quickly Hit ‘Reset’
BlogStudents who need to re-take certain courses can now catch up almost before the next semester begins.
Read Now »Big Ideas for Improving Student Success
BlogNew technologies like course sharing can reinvent higher ed to better serve students and use resources, says Dean Jason Lane of Miami University.
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