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Identifying Effective—and Ineffective—Mental Health Supports
A new report from the American Council on Education offers analysis of different programs with proven evidence to have impacted students’ well-being, and those that are under evaluation.
The Humanities Aren’t Hurting Everywhere
With all the doom and gloom, it’s a miracle any student majors in the humanities—but at places like Lehman College, they are, Karin Beck writes.
Financial Wellness Impacts Student Success Indicators, Survey Finds
A financial wellness survey administered to students in fall 2022 found that concerns about finances impacted students’ academic lives—but the majority say they would access related campus resources.
Helping Former Foster Students Succeed
A UCLA report says holistic services, financial aid, consistent staffing and social programming can help students who lack family support and guidance.
Program Innovation: Career Exploration and Planning in First-Year Seminars
Bunker Hill Community College in Boston redesigned its introductory and first-year seminar courses to incorporate career exploration and skill identification among students, raising confidence among learners.
Mandatory Job Training for Bowdoin Students
At Bowdoin College, sophomores are required to attend a job-training “boot camp,” which gives them skills, career options and peace of mind.
Student Success Champion: Mitch Mitchell, Cal Poly Humboldt
Mitch Mitchell, associate vice president for student success and dean of students, works to create diversity and representation in higher education by keeping students at the forefront.
Campus Engagement Tip: Define the Hidden Curricula of Higher Ed
Colleges and universities can help students navigate the structures of higher education by providing a glossary of terms students may encounter on campus.