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Agenda
I. Introduction II. Transfer recruiting best practices in relationships and resources.
- III. Transfer recruiting best practices in outreach
tactics.
- IV. In the field examples
Community College Transfer Recruiting: Best Practices, Available - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Community College Transfer Recruiting: Best Practices, Available - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Community College Transfer Recruiting: Best Practices, Available Resources and in the field Success Stories! 5-14-2015 Agenda I. Introduction II. Transfer recruiting best practices in relationships and resources. III. Transfer
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Introduction
- Who are we working with?
- Why the work we do is important.
- Transfer Best Practices (TBP) dictate how well we serve
transfers.
- General questions/themes to fit your circumstances.
What are the questions we constantly need to ask
- urselves?
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TBP: Relationships
- External
- Internal
- Make creative connections!
How can I create more advocates?
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TBP: Resources(Infrastucture)
- Transfer of Credit/Articulation.
- Admissions and Financial Aid
processes.
- Guidance and Registration.
DO OUR SYSTEMS/SCHOLARSHIPS EXCEED EXPECTATIONS?
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TBP: Resources(Infrastucture)
- Orientation – Destroyer of Transfer
Shock!!
- Student Services
- Data
What do we need to know to work/travel efficiently?
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TBP: Resources(Outreach)
- You need to fill your funnel!!
– Not to salesy, but direct reminder: CollegeFish.org!
- You need to communicate with the
students in your funnel!! What is your balance of in-house vs. vendor/partner?
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TBP: Resources(Outreach)
- Traditional print
- Eblasts
- Phone campaigns/texting
- Social media/SEO&SEM
- Advertising: online and otherwise…
WHAT IS THE MIX THAT FITS YOUR CIRCUMSTANCE?
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Outreach: Tactics
Taking the show on the road!
- Individual Community college visits
- Transfer Fairs
- PTK chapter visits/events
- Administrative and Faculty problem solving/creation
visits
How do we make travel count!!
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Outreach: Tactics
Welcoming your guests!
- Individual or group visits
- Information sessions
- Scholarship competitions
- Admin/Faculty problem solving and creation visits
How can you make students and CC professionals feel part of your campus?
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TBP: Synopsis
- Your institution’s circumstances dictate
your efforts in these categories
- We could’ve done a long session on
tactics…please share other ideas during the open forum.
- Align your relationships and your
resources.
- Advocate where and when necessary.
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In the Field
Example: Relationships – Saint Peter’s University, Jersey City, NJ Example: Resources – University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
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In the Field: Your Turn!
Example: Relationships Example: Resources
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