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Success coaching retains first-year students

Confessions of a Community College Dean

The success coach is responsible for helping to ease the student’s transition into college, most directly through resource education and connecting students to the success center. The goal is to “intentionally get in front of students from the beginning,” Koons explains. Is this Career Advice newsletter?:

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Librarians target incoming students, collaborative measures

Confessions of a Community College Dean

Image: Academic library professionals across the higher education landscape are championing student success initiatives within their own spaces, particularly to equip new students for their academic careers. Many even have dedicated student success librarians, solely focused on collaborative, resource-focused programming.

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Chief academic officer on the value of investing in student success

Confessions of a Community College Dean

At my past institutions (particularly UNLV), encouraging student participation in [first-year experience] programs led both to increased persistence of students into their second year and to decreased time to complete a degree. First-year programs are not as common for graduate institutions.

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Your Most Powerful Tool For Improving Outcomes May be Hiding in Plain Sight: Student-Centered Course Scheduling

Higher Ed Connects: Student Success Blogs

Course scheduling is a critical function at every institution of higher education, but is often given precious little strategic thought. Or more accurately, I accepted the practices that had accreted through years of habit. The full article is available only to CHEL members as premium content. By Lisa Hunter.