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09-16-2022
10:35 AM
Reconsidering the Value of Education Dec. 12 @ 12PM ET
College enrollments have declined steadily in recent years with hundreds of thousands of prospective students choosing not to pursue a degree. Students have to weigh the cost of college against the value they’ll take away from it. We all have a role to play in helping students realize the greatest possible value from their investment in their education. Join the Macmillan Learning team and a panel of experts for a conversation about what an education offers students, the decisions they have to weigh, and how we can work to provide value to every student.
What You’ll Take Away:
- An overview of the state of college enrollments
- An understanding of the role that instructors can play in making courses feel worthwhile for students
- Ideas for making courses feel more relevant for students
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I have worked at Macmillan for 20 years and am currently on the digital marketing team. I love working working with media, finding new ways to connect with instructors and helping students succeed.
In my free time I love to visit the beach, watch movies, read, write and bake (my weakness is sweet treats!).