No matter the size of your institution or your place on the organization chart, we ALL have a role in advancing D&I initiatives. If not us, who? If not now, when? On this episode of SA Live, host Tony Doody interviews guests Willie Banks, Donna Lee, Elizabeth Beltramini, and Marsha Herman-Betzen as they examine the current state of diversity and inclusion within our organizations and discuss what still needs to be done to move us forward.

What makes a great print edition of an alumni magazine? How do editors decide on a magazine’s cover, layout or new design elements? Where do alumni magazine stories come from, and how, if at all, should alumni magazines be used as vehicles for fundraising or the marketing of other university priorities? Join host Ryan Catherwood and David Brittan of Tufts University, Matt Dewald from the University of Richmond and Dale Keiger of Johns Hopkins University as they discuss their roles as Editor and how they make important decisions about their magazines.

Breaking down Mark's Red Stapler Best-in-Track winning presentation from HighEdWeb and understanding its insight into the admissions field

Social network analysis is catching on as a management tool in corporations who seek to understand how information and influence work within their companies. A growing number of higher education institutions are starting to turn to this model now to better understand how to communicate to their faculty and staff members. Join us to learn more about this intriguing tool and how campuses around the country are working with it.

Christina Sebastian and Jake Strang of the Columbia Annual Fund recap the results of Columbia's third Columbia Giving Day, which takes place Oct. 29, 2014. They'll also offer thoughts on the evolution of the program over the past three years, as well as lessons learned and best practices.

Dr. Dror Ben-Naim is establishing the Smart Science Network, a consortium of science educators dedicated to creating rich, adaptive courseware to improve student success in science courses with traditionally high failure rates.

If student affairs divisions were to reframe disability from a medical/deficit model to an inclusive social action/identity model, how would that impact the development of services and programs? Further, can student affairs provide leadership in challenging the prevalence of ableist messages that result in patterns of discrimination, stereotyping, and prejudice on campus? What skills, knowledge, and values do student affairs educators need to develop in order to create social action and reframe disability as a part of an inclusive and equitable campus community? On this episode of Student Affairs Live, host Heather Shea Gasser connects with four national leaders and campus experts in access, disability, and inclusion.

Host Chris D'Orso talks with the Web & Marketing team at Beloit College in Wisconsin about their use of video on their homepage and how it fits with their admissions marketing plans.

If you were building a house, you’d invest in a blueprint and floor plan that resulted in the right layout and features you’d want in your home, right? Well, if your home is your college marketing strategy, then media planning and buying is your blueprint and floor plan for creating the right marketing message through the exact channels that will reach your specific audience.