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Best practices in student retention
Best practices in student retention

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"This report studies the retention practices of over 60 North American colleges and universities, exploring the most critical factors to retention success as cited by the survey participants. The c...

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Best practices in student faculty assessment 2012 edition
Survey of scholarly journal licensing acquisition practices
Survey of use of RFID in libraries
The survey of academic library subject specialists
Survey of library experiences with shelf ready vendor services
Survey of online marketing to foreign students
Survey of public relations practices in higher education
Survey of public relations practices in higher education

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This 115-page report examines the public relations efforts of 41 colleges and universities, exploring annual budget trends, press release practices, print and digital media monitoring strategies, a...

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The survey of library employee training practices
Survey of academic library subject specialists
Survey of academic library subject specialists

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This report is based on a survey of thirty five academic library subject specialists in economics and finance, predominantly from research universities, including Northwestern, Georgetown, Princeto...

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