Higher Ed Happy Hour

In this episode, we’ll be discussing the essential skills that often aren’t taught in school. To help us explore the topic, Ian spoke with Mark Herschberg about how we can fill these gaps for students, and for those in higher ed leadership.

Mark is the author of "The Career Toolkit: Essential Skills for Success That No One Taught You", and has spent his career developing new ventures at startups, Fortune 500s, and in academia.

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In this episode, we’ll be discussing the importance of internships and how the experiences can give new graduates an advantage when starting their careers. To help us explore the topic, Robert spoke with Parker Pell, who is co-founder of Scholars, an early-career technology company helping employers predict and prevent early-career turnover. In our conversation, we discuss how internships can help fill-in knowledge gaps for students, and what university faculty can do to better prepare students for their post-collegiate life.

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In this episode, Ian takes a look at the most effective ways to help your child attend their dream college with a full or partial scholarship, regardless of their grades, or your household income.

To help explore the topic, Ian recently spoke with Shellee Howard. Shellee is the CEO of College Ready, and a consultant to hundreds of college-bound students around the world.

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On this episode, we’ll be discussing Hubspot’s Educational Partner Program, as well as an engagement framework named “The Seventh Level, which is taught to students all over the world through the learning platform CatalystU.

To help us explore the topic, Ian recently spoke with the creator of "The Seventh Level", Amanda Slavin. Slavin is also a co-founder of CatalystCreativ, and an industry pioneer in customer and brand engagement.

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On this episode, Ian has a conversation with Sam Thiara to discuss the big question of how we empower young people in their life to be their own bosses and have a life of meaning and a fulfilling career. Sam is a speaker, author, entrepreneur, and educator. He spent the last 17 years at the Beedie School of Business in British Columbia as a lecturer. And over the last 25 years, he has mentored hundreds of individuals and worked with 45 or more nonprofits in that time.

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In this episode of the podcast, Robert talks with Torr Leonard about how your college or university can get great value out of Google Ads as a lead gen source, without having to spend a lot of time each day optimizing.

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In this episode, we take a closer look at how artificial intelligence is empowering Universities to deliver a better student experience and more effectively manage their operations.

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On this episode, Ian has a conversation with the Chief Success Strategist at Credly about digital credentials and how they can enhance a student’s learning experience as well as your university’s curriculum and reputation.

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The college admissions frenzy of the last few decades has favored higher ed. Students were eager to get into the “right,” “best,” and “most prestigious” schools. How many considered whether those universities were even a good fit for them? That’s about to change.

Blog: How Your Admissions Page Can Increase University Enrollment

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Students entering university this fall are a tech-savvy class of “digital natives.” These Gen Zs are not only the most diverse generation, but they are the first generation with virtually no memory of life before the internet. So we’ve curated our selection of the top 7 higher education design trends of 2021 to inspire your next website redesign.

Blog: 7 Higher Education Design Trends for 2021

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