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Today’s college students face challenges very different from a generation ago. How can colleges help them stay on track amid such uncertainty? Increasingly, research is pointing to the power of data-enabled, proactive advising.

In a virtual forum hosted by Ian Wilhelm, a Chronicle assistant managing editor, and Bridget Burns, chief executive officer of the University Innovation Alliance, a panel of nationally regarded experts will discuss insights from their recently released Proactive Advising Playbook conducted by the Alliance and examine how colleges can better serve all students, particularly, those from first-gen and low income backgrounds, through improved academic advising.
  • Why is academic advising so vitally important at this time?
  • What works now in academic advising?
  • How can data-enabled advising help colleges be more proactive in helping their students stay the course?

Join us for “Modern Strategic Planning for Higher Education,” featuring higher education strategist and UNC at Chapel Hill professor Paul Friga and The Chronicle senior writer Scott Carlson. In this special 90-minute virtual forum, your hosts will share video clips of today’s most innovative campus leaders describing how they have adjusted their strategies in response to the needs of the day.
   
  
   
  
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Hosts:

Bridget Burns
Bridget Burns
Chief Executive Officer,
University Innovation Alliance


Ian Wilhelm
Ian Wilhelm
Assistant Managing Editor,
The Chronicle Of Higher Education 




Panelists:
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Melinda Anderson
Melinda Anderson
Executive Director,
NACADA


Ian Wilhelm
Arne Duncan
Former U.S. Secretary of Education and Chicago Superintendent of Schools

CJ Powell
CJ Powell
Office of Postsecondary Education,
U.S. Department of Education


Tim Renick
Tim Renick
Executive Director,
National Institute for Student Success at Georgia State University