Education Technology Insights: Contributors

Moving Beyond Reaction to Proactive Student Engagement

Moving Beyond Reaction to Proactive Student Engagement

Rachel A. Beech, Ed.D., Vice President, Enrollment Management & Student Success, Miami University

Tech-Enabled, Human-Centered: Effective Student Support

Tech-Enabled, Human-Centered: Effective Student Support

Travis T. Apgar, Vice President for Student Affairs, Case Western Reserve University

Compassion That Shapes Student Success

Compassion That Shapes Student Success

Katie Holscher, Assistant Director for Student Well-being, Santa Clara University

Driving Student Success and Experiential Learning at UNC Charlotte

Driving Student Success and Experiential Learning at UNC Charlotte

Janaka Bowman Lewis, Professor, Associate Dean of Curriculum and Student Success, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Walking the Halls with a Puppet Tree: Analog Innovation in Social Work Education

Walking the Halls with a Puppet Tree: Analog Innovation in Social Work Education

Gerald Palmer, MSW, Director of Practicum Education, Avila University

Purpose, People and Progress: A CIO's Vision for Higher Education

Purpose, People and Progress: A CIO's Vision for Higher Education

Dr. Barbra Kerns, CIO, Bradley University

Why Teachers Must be Curriculum Creators

Why Teachers Must be Curriculum Creators

Cindy Blackburn, Director of Learning and Engagement, Toddle - Your Teaching Partner

You Can't Learn to Swim at the Library

You Can't Learn to Swim at the Library

Neil Kane, Assistant Teaching Professor, ESTEEM Graduate Program, The University of Notre Dame

Leadership as the Mechanism for Advancing Data Governance in Higher Education

Leadership as the Mechanism for Advancing Data Governance in Higher Education

Angelina Medeiros, Ed.D. Executive Director of Institutional Research, Massasoit Community College

Rewiring Stem Education for the Future

Rewiring Stem Education for the Future

Dr. Chet Nicklas, Black Belt STEM Institute Director, the University of West Alabama