Without a doubt, the pandemic was a catalyst for rapid technological innovation and change across higher ed. But how have those shifts specifically affected student-affairs teams?
Join The Chronicle for a virtual forum on May 10 that brings together a group of academic leaders to learn how technology has become more integral to their work. Panelists will explore questions, including:
- How is technology changing the roles and responsibilities of students-affairs administrators today?
- How is data, which institutions are collecting in ever-increasing amounts, being used to revolutionize student support?
- How can teams adjust to students’ expectations of 24/7 response times to deal with their needs and questions?
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