NISOD's Executive Director: "An Advocate for Others"

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FEATURED IN DIVERSE: ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION

An Advocate for Others

After over a decade of leadership at the helm of NISOD, Dr. Edward Leach is retiring as its executive director.

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UPCOMING VIRTUAL WORKSHOP

How to Engage All Learners

August 8, 2024 | 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Central | $100-$150

Join two educators with 40+ years of combined teaching experience to learn easy-to-implement strategies and techniques to promote student engagement in the classroom and online. This workshop highlights new instructional techniques, relationship-building, personalized learning, and tools for technology integration. Leave with numerous tools to add to your student-engagement toolkit that you can implement immediately. This session is applicable to professors/instructors at all levels and in all content areas.

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NISOD Virtual Conference October 16-18 2024

Save With an Institutional Registration

An Institutional Registration allows every college employee to attend our Fall Virtual Conference for one low fee. Participants have access to the recorded sessions for 6 months, so they can return again and again to their favorite sessions! Purchase by September 13, 2024, for an early bird discount!

Call for Presentations

Do you have an innovative practice or cutting-edge research you want to share with your colleagues from around the world? Submit a proposal to present at NISOD's 2024 Fall Virtual Conference. Presenters receive a free conference registration! The deadline to submit a presentation proposal is September 6.

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2024 CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

NISOD members have access to the photos from the International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence, held May 25-28, in Austin, Texas.

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IN THE HEADLINES

Educational redesign leads to rising success rates

When it comes to inspiring student success, one professor is rethinking classroom management, class size, teamwork and camaraderie to increase success rates and better prepare students for the workforce.

What Happened When One Community College Confronted Housing Insecurity in a New Way

A College Housing Assistance Program offered housing-choice vouchers to students who were experiencing or at serious risk of experiencing homelessness. They received a short-term subsidy meant to help them stay enrolled and get their degree.

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