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Rethinking What We Consider Essential
...serve its core values becomes a much simpler task. Having clear organizational values has been one of our greatest assets at MindMax. We’re a values-driven company, and this defining feature...
Reviving the Lost Art of Learning
...walk away from the classroom or the computer, are we walking away from learning? When we complete our formal education, do we stop learning? Have we lost our child-like instinct...
Lessons in Unlearning
...generation of students to unlearn them. Sandlin, an engineer for the Department of Defense, is a great example of how learning occurs in many places other than school. With a...
You U: A DIY View of the University Experience
...together stackable certificates from multiple institutions. They can take online courses for free and pay if they want them to count for credit. Employers have an increased acceptance of, and...
Three Thoughts on Diversity, DACA, and Title IX from September
As I’ve grown older, my tolerance for ambiguity and differences has increased. Ultimately, through time and experience I have come to understand why differences are so important. Diversity In the...
Shifting Paradigms on Learning
...This can make us question the very paradigm of giving. Christof goes on to list a number of organizations you can donate to, including the Committee to Protect Journalists, cpj.org,...
Harness the Power of Creativity in Social Media Advertising
...school’s website. Colleges have an advantage over many brands on social media: a solid product offering (i.e. incredible programs and opportunities) to back up any advertising. The tricky part is...
Higher Education Marketing: 6 Ways to Prevent Email Fatigue
...should also get in sync with other departments that are sending email communications to prospective students. For example, if an enrollment advisor is communicating with a prospect 1:1 via email,...
The Sales Call Isn’t Dead - 3 Tips for a Successful Call Center
...up on the latest developments that affect the programs and the trends in higher education. We know the competition and how to sell against them. “Learn Always” is one of...
The Hidden Connection Between Marketing and Education
...is done well, its underlying principles are closely related to the ideals that drive education. The word “educate” comes from the Latin “educare,” meaning “to draw out” or “lead forth.”...