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For the past decade, Georgia State University (GSU) has been at the leading edge of demographic shifts in the Southeast region. Using data to inform systematic institutional change, GSU has doubled its enrollment of underrepresented populations, raised graduation rates by 70 percent, and closed all achievement gaps based on race, ethnicity, and income level. Through a discussion of innovations—from AI-enhanced chatbots and predictive analytics to meta-majors and micro-grants— this keynote will share lessons learned from GSU's transformation and outline concrete and scalable steps that you can take on your campus to improve outcomes for underserved students while increasing revenues.

What this will cover:

The connection between college dropout rates and institutional practices and systems
Using data and analytics at diagnose institutional obstacles to student progression
Scalable, data-informed interventions to deliver personalized attention to college students and to improve outcomes

Learning Outcomes

1. Identify the root causes of equity gaps in undergraduate completion rates that are embedded in institutional practice.
2. Evaluate data-informed approaches to addressing obstacles to student success and eliminating equity gaps.
3. Examine evidence that post-secondary institutions have the power to significantly impact equity gaps.
4. Explain return on investment (ROI) as it applies to student success programs
   

Presenters:

Dr. Timothy Renick, Executive Director, National Institute for Student Success and Professor Georgia State University


Recorded January 17, 2024

Member Price: Free | Non-member Price: $35 USD

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