Ethnicity is still a significant factor when predicting student success in higher education. Students of color may experience considerable obstacles that keep them from completing their studies and obtaining a degree. Institutions, however, have the power to make a difference with historically-marginalized or underserved students by implementing a technology-supported student success strategy. In this webinar, you'll learn: Presenters:
– How schools are providing holistic student support to increase retention and graduation rates for all students.
– How other college leaders implemented and sustain their student success programs.
– Firsthand experiences from student success coaches and administrators as they share inspiring student stories.
– How implementing a student success strategy at your institution can improve retention and make a lasting impact on underserved and at-risk students.
– Dr. Shakeena White, Associate Vice President of Student Services, James Sprunt Community College
– Marbeth Holmes, Dean of Student Success, Nash Community College
– Jamal Pitt, Success Coach/coordinator, MMSI, Nash Community College
– Heather Taynor, Vice President for Customer Experience, Watermark
– Dr. Glenn Phillips, Insights Consultant, Watermark
This previously-recorded webinar was presented by Watermark in partnership with The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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