1. screen Please choose a seat according to your region and near members of your team – even if you cant all be at the same table. SACS & WASC Welcome. Northwest, NCA & Canada NEASC & Middle States

2. Linking to the Big Questions AAC&U Institute on High-Impact Practices and Student Success June 13, 2013

5. right here right now 1880s Germany 1100s Bologna law medicine theology agriculture business engineering teaching almost everything ballooning enrollment almost everyone almost everything

6. almost everyone 1970 top 26% 2009 top 41% enrollment rates of 18- to 24-year-olds in degree-granting institutions enrollment by Hispanics, African-Americans, and Asians: enrollment by students eligible for financial aid: 15%19% 1976 19902009 34% 30% 1976 46% 1990 2009 66% Source: National Center for Education Statistics

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9. how we fund Source: State Higher Education Executive Officers public appropriation per FTE tuition and fees per FTE increasing cost for public students percent of revenue supported by tuition 23.18% 43.15% increasing cost for public students

10. how we fund increasing cost for public students increasing debt for all students

11. structural constraints how we fund increasing cost for public students increasing debt for all students 2009 median expenditures per FTE per institution Source: Delta Cost Project $7,821 physical plant debt service employee benefits $15,636 education and related expenses

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15. Richard A. Greenwald Drew University October 1, 2010 The Triangle Fire (2005) The World in a Box: Containerization (2011) We are witnessing a new way of working developing before our eyes. Today, breadth, cultural knowledge and sensitivity, flexibility, the ability to continually learn, grow and reinvent, technical skills, as well as drive and passion, define the road to success.

16. Globalization is shipping white-collar work overseas, and powerful technologies are eliminating certain kinds of work altogether. The new kind of work will reward those who master: design story symphony empathy play meaning

17. We held a series of meetings with agriculture, engineering, entertainment, biotech, teacher education, criminal justice, and tourism and hospitality. No matter the industry, we found similarities in the skills they wanted from our graduates: * Come ready to work the first day * Communicate and think critically * Work in teams * Use technology * Speak multiple languages and * Think and communicate globally Charles B. Reed February 25, 2008 * Come ready to work the first day * Communicate and think critically * Work in teams * Use technology * Speak multiple languages and * Think and communicate globally * Come ready to work the first day * Communicate and think critically * Work in teams * Use technology * Speak multiple languages and * Think and communicate globally almost everything

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