Higher Ed Happy Hour

In today’s episode, we’re featuring a talk that UNINCORPORATED’s founder and CEO, Ian Evenstar, recently gave at the Unibuddy Summit. In his talk titled “Mental Health Matters”, Ian discusses adapting to a “new normal” and provides some practical ways you can improve your mental wellbeing.

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With the majority of colleges and universities planning a return to in-person instruction and a robust on-campus experience this fall, we discuss the vital decision that colleges and universities will be making about whether or not to require vaccinations.

Blog: COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement Decisions - Now What?

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We have the privilege of working with great clients to help them solve a diverse set of challenges. This provides us with a unique vantage point and in this episode, we explore a variety of tools and resources made specifically for higher ed pros.

Blog: Tools & Resources for Higher Education Institutions

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College and university presidents report that the mental health of their instructors is the third most pressing issue facing their institutions, after students’ mental health and finances. So we looked at 6 Ways Colleges and Universities Can Support Faculty During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

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In this episode, we discuss the unprecedented level of uncertainty and disruption seen this past year in higher education, and how all of this has taken a toll on faculty.

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement announce international students in the United States may have to leave the country if universities switch to online-only classes. In response, Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technology filed a lawsuit against the District Court of Boston.

According to NAFSA, international students in the U.S. contribute around $41 billion to the national economy. 

Williams College is reducing the cost of attendance by 15% from the cost approved in December for the 2020-21 academic year.

Morehouse College President David Thomas drew national attention when they announced the cancellation of fall sports - cross country and football.

Following this news, the Ivy League schools became the first Division I conference to suspend all fall sports due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Over 315 college admissions deans are drafting a new collective statement to establish and adjust expectations for the upcoming school year.

A generous gift from educational equity philanthropists allows 200 first-year students to attend Spelman College with a full four-year scholarship.

That's all for now. Thank you for joining us and we'll see you next time. Until then, be good to each other.