Designing for student success

December 1, 2021The Evolving CampusEpisode 1: Designing for student successThe future is hybrid classrooms, virtual support services, and listening to students, says Sukhwant Jhaj, vice provost for academic innovation and student achievement at Arizona State University. What has the pandemic revealed about campus space and student success? Jhaj talks about:whether lecture halls are going away (02:43)the effects of political and social polarization (06:50)what changes could better support...

Episode 1 of the The Evolving Campus podcast, hosted by The Chronicle of Higher Education, titled "Designing for student success" was published on December 1, 2021 and runs 26 minutes.

December 1, 2021 ·26m · The Evolving Campus

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December 1, 2021The Evolving CampusEpisode 1: Designing for student successThe future is hybrid classrooms, virtual support services, and listening to students, says Sukhwant Jhaj, vice provost for academic innovation and student achievement at Arizona State University. What has the pandemic revealed about campus space and student success? Jhaj talks about: whether lecture halls are going away (02:43) the effects of political and social polarization (06:50) what changes could better support low-income students (17:25) how to incorporate students into institutional problem-solving (21:36) Host: Scott CarlsonProducer: Carmen Mendoza Sponsor: Perkins Eastman, whose Learning Futures Project imagines higher ed in 2025.We would be glad to hear from you! Send feedback, questions, and ideas to Chronicle Intelligence: [email protected].

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December 1, 2021The Evolving CampusEpisode 1: Designing for student successThe future is hybrid classrooms, virtual support services, and listening to students, says Sukhwant Jhaj, vice provost for academic innovation and student achievement at Arizona State University. What has the pandemic revealed about campus space and student success? Jhaj talks about: whether lecture halls are going away (02:43) the effects of political and social polarization (06:50) what changes could better support low-income students (17:25) how to incorporate students into institutional problem-solving (21:36) Host: Scott CarlsonProducer: Carmen Mendoza Sponsor: Perkins Eastman, whose Learning Futures Project imagines higher ed in 2025.We would be glad to hear from you! Send feedback, questions, and ideas to Chronicle Intelligence: [email protected].

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