LIVE recording: Belonging and Persistence: the keys to student success - A 'Students First' Symposium

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Panel session recorded on 6 August 2024, at 11:00am AEST, with over 180 registrations and over 100 participants. How is the sector changing its approach in the age of AI? What can universities do to increase belonging, connectedness, and wellbeing in 2025? This discussion covered the state of belonging in 2024 and what universities will do in 2025. Your panel: Professor Michelle Lincoln - Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic, University of Canberra Lisa Bolton - Director of QILT Research & Strategy, Social Research Centre Dr Joey Crawford - Senior Lecturer in Management, Editor in Chief, Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice - University of Tasmania Angela Kagucia - Postgraduate student, Member - Academic Board, Treasurer & Women’s Officer - Student Representative Council (SRC), University of Canberra And your chair, Professor Judyth Sachs, Chief Academic Officer Studiosity, former PVC Learning and Teaching at The University of Sydney, Deputy Vice Chancellor and Provost at Macquarie University. See the video recording here: https://vimeo.com/995624582?share=copy

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