Innovation and the Last Mile of Student Success

Tuesday, October 15 | 3:15PM–4:00PM CT | W375b, Level 3
Session Type: Featured Session
Delivery Format: Featured Session
Many institutions' student success initiatives are moving beyond the low-hanging fruit to address the diverse facets of helping learners achieve their individual postsecondary goals. Innovation is needed. Data and analytics can fuel innovation, but bring challenges of their own: integrations, governance, algorithmic bias, and the difficulty of measuring complexities such as food insecurity and mental health. Today's panel of higher education and industry leaders will offer advice and inspiration for institutions to prepare for the last mile of student success.

This session has been designated as part of the Diana G. Oblinger Forum this year. This series of non-exclusive sessions requires no additional registration or fees.

This session was recorded as part of the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2019 and can be accessed by full conference attendees and those who register separately for access. Click here for more information.

Presenters

  • Brendan Aldrich

    Founder, Invoke Learning
  • Pam Eddinger

    President, Bunker Hill Community College
  • Susan Grajek

    Vice President, Partnerships, Communities and Research, EDUCAUSE
  • Laura Ipsen

    President & CEO, Ellucian
  • Mark Milliron

    Senior Vice President and Executive Dean of the Teachers College, Western Governors University

Resources & Downloads

  • Transcript

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  • Recording

    Updated on 1/26/2024