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By Tim Sheehan Universities are on a journey to increase revenue. But all too often, universities using the revenue sharing OPM model feel like they’re adrift and hoping they end up at the right destination.
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Part 3 of our “Strategies to Re-Enroll and Support Students Who Have Discontinued Their Studies” series Lauren Dukes, EdD, Director, Student Support & Engagement (SSE), Noodle In Part 1 of this series, we looked at the foundational steps of developing a re-engagement plan for stopouts, including gathering additional data, selecting a segmentation strategy, crafting and […]
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Part 2 of our “Strategies to Re-Enroll and Support Students Who Have Discontinued Their Studies” series Lauren Dukes, EdD, Director, Student Support & Engagement (SSE), Noodle In Part 1, we explored the steps involved in executing targeted re-enrollment outreach campaigns, including data collection, student segmentation, setting re-enrollment targets, crafting an outreach strategy, and measuring and […]
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Robyn Hammontree, Senior Managing Director, Partnership Development | Learning; Regina Law, VP Partnership Development | Technology; Kevin Phang, VP Partnership Development | Marketing & Enrollment We have a new article out in UPCEA’s Industry Insights, “Transforming Prospective Student Engagement through Data-Driven Insights.” It dives into why data and technology are super important for creating a […]
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A three-part series Lauren Dukes, EdD, Director, Student Support & Engagement (SSE), Noodle Introduction Re-engaging students who have temporarily discontinued their studies—often referred to as “stopouts”—is a critical challenge for higher education institutions. In the U.S., approximately 40% of college students stop out at some point before earning their degree and, according to National Student […]
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Social work is essential for fostering healthy communities, and universities play a crucial role in training social workers. As the demand for social work positions continues to rise, challenges related to diversity persist. Individuals holding a master’s degree enjoy improved job prospects and higher salaries. Notably, social work stands out as the only public administration […]
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In this one hour webinar, Butler University Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Assistant Director of the Doctor of Pharmacy Online Pathway, Dr. Kevin Tuohy, and Noodle Senior Managing Director for Learning Partnerships, Robyn Hammontree, will discuss the power of creating a strong orientation for your online programs.  The webinar will include an exploration and […]
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Budgeting for innovation in higher ed isn’t about numbers. It’s building a culture that fosters innovation and prioritizes when and where to spend its funds.
Tim Sheehan
Get to Know our Director, Partnership Development What is your area of expertise and how long have you been working in this field? My area of expertise lies in partnership development, strategic consulting, and financial modeling within the higher education technology sector. I have been working in this field for over five years where I […]