Tag: Enrollment Management

The Power of a Group Ride

written by Ken Anselment

I love road biking. (I also love metaphors.) If I have an hour or two of “Ken-time” and the winds are favorable (more on that in a bit), I love to gear up, hop in the saddle, and head out onto the long open roads for a leg-stretching ride around my home in Appleton, Wisconsin.…Read more

Imagine Voraciously Webinar Transcript

written by Rick Bailey

Rick Bailey was recently invited to lead a webinar about his recent book, Imagine Voraciously, by Bay Path University’s Center for Higher Education Leadership and Innovative Practice (CHELIP). In the webinar, Rick highlights some of the takeaways from the book and offers insights to encourage your own voracious imagining. You can watch the recording here.…Read more

RHB on the Slate Stage: Optimizing Your Digital Marketing Efforts Across Platforms

written by Megan Miller

Digital advertising is a marketing must for most institutions, and by funneling campaign responders into our Slate instances, we have an efficient yet powerful mechanism for generating and converting leads throughout the lifecycle. However, we can only optimize our strategy if we’re able to effectively track efforts across our platforms, and this task isn’t always…Read more

RHB on the Slate Stage: Strategic Campus Visit Portals

written by John Michael Cuccia

Many of us are currently immersed in making plans to welcome visitors back to campus. We know that especially for institutions with a sizable residential population, campus visits are a key tool for recruitment and yield, and we’re continually striving to make these experiences more personalized and impactful for their prospective students. But managing all…Read more

Take a Break with Our Annual Summer Reading List

written by Rob Zinkan

Summer reading can be so recharging—a time when we savor the most special and most diverting books. Here, we recommend books that are moving, challenging, engrossing and motivating, ranging from science fiction to takes on Coco Chanel, racism and the church, taking charge of your life and even some inspiration for higher ed professionals. These…Read more