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Five million students enrolled in colleges, universities or vocational schools today are also taking care of adults who may be elderly or suffering from illness. As they balance the demands of their coursework with those of caregiving, something often has to give. How can colleges better support the needs of these students and help keep them on the path toward a degree?
Download The Challenges of Student Caregivers to read the key insights from a recent roundtable discussion moderated by The Chronicle featuring a group of researchers and student-affairs experts in higher ed. Panelists discuss important questions regarding this student population, including:
- How do colleges define student caregivers, and how has Covid-19 changed this definition?
- What are colleges doing to help student caregivers find balance?
- What is their plan of action to ensure these students receive the support they need?
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Five million students enrolled in colleges, universities or vocational schools today are also taking care of adults who may be elderly or suffering from illness. As they balance the demands of their coursework with those of caregiving, something often has to give. How can colleges better support the needs of these students and help keep them on the path toward a degree?
Download The Challenges of Student Caregivers to read the key insights from a recent roundtable discussion moderated by The Chronicle featuring a group of researchers and student-affairs experts in higher ed. Panelists discuss important questions regarding this student population, including:
- How do colleges define student caregivers, and how has Covid-19 changed this definition?
- What are colleges doing to help student caregivers find balance?
- What is their plan of action to ensure these students receive the support they need?
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