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Episode 2: How Digital Transformation Changed Student Experience at The King’s College w/ Stephanie Brewster
What does digital transformation have to do with student success and retention?
Everything.
This episode takes listeners on a ride through King’s College with Stephanie Brewster.
Currently, she’s the Associate Director of Admissions and New Student Financial Services. That may sound like a lot, and it is. But wait till you see her resume:
She completed her undergraduate degree at King’s College before receiving her Advanced Diploma in Data Analytics from NYU. She also has a certificate in Full Stack Web Development, serves on 3 executive-level teams and committees, and continually shapes the Strategic Enrollment Plan. (We’re impressed, too).
She joined us on the Digital Transformation Pioneers podcast to share how her implementation of digital products streamlined the student experience and ultimately led to greater retention rates.
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By JitterbitWhat does digital transformation have to do with student success and retention?
Everything.
This episode takes listeners on a ride through King’s College with Stephanie Brewster.
Currently, she’s the Associate Director of Admissions and New Student Financial Services. That may sound like a lot, and it is. But wait till you see her resume:
She completed her undergraduate degree at King’s College before receiving her Advanced Diploma in Data Analytics from NYU. She also has a certificate in Full Stack Web Development, serves on 3 executive-level teams and committees, and continually shapes the Strategic Enrollment Plan. (We’re impressed, too).
She joined us on the Digital Transformation Pioneers podcast to share how her implementation of digital products streamlined the student experience and ultimately led to greater retention rates.