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Try Speed Meetings

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By CACB

“The more frequently students engage with faculty, staff, and their peers, the more likely…they will persist and graduate.” – Vincent Tinto, University of Syracuse Try ...

Hang In There

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By CACB

“Midterm interventions can reduce drop out rates… ” – Globe and Mail Hang In There! Did you know? Mid-semester is a good time to connect or ...

Feedforward

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By CACB

“Focusing on solutions, rather than mistakes — on the future, rather than the past — will enhance the self-image of business leaders and employees alike, ...

Set High Expectations

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By CACB

“Never miss an opportunity to be fabulous!” – Tina Seelig, Stanford Professor Set High Expectations Did You Know? Raise expectations… Students and employees will improve ...

Make Campus Connections

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By CACB

“…sometimes all it takes is a single touch af guidance at exactly the right moment to steer (a student) back on track with confidence, momentum ...

Don’t Lecture Me

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By CACB

“We need to shift the focus from teaching to helping our students learn.” – Eric Mazur, Harvard Professor Don’t Lecture Me Did you know? Though ...

Set Course Goals

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By CACB

“If you don’t know where you are going, you might not get there.” – Yogi Berra, Baseball Legend Set Course Goals Did You Know? The ...

Develop A Strong Work Ethic

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By CACB

“The highest compliment that you can pay me is to say that I work hard every day.” – Wayne Gretzky Develop a Strong Work Ethic ...

Consider Culture

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By CACB

“Failed employees rarely fail because they aren’t smart. They fail because they don’t fit.” – Natalie Baumgartner Consider Culture Did you know? Because 89% of ...

Get Soft Skills

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By CACB

“No matter how smart they are, or how many degrees they earn, students need a solid set of soft skills in order to be successful.” ...

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