I just started my role in Student affairs, on reflection while I was going through the training materials. I realized that in the next few months, I am setting goals for myself that will help my students and the community. Gaining knowledge is something, what do we do with the knowledge gained is another thing, how does this impact on the students, staff, myself and the community at large. What do I do with new knowledge and the anticipated challenges.

The knowledge gained will help me strengthened how to meet student needs, reduce risks, and create a supporting pathway.

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Knowing your product, being honest and truthful, and not exaggerating, will keep you in compliance.

Hi everyone! As part of the Admissions and Records team, it is essential that we analyze how we communicate our academic offerings. According to the standards of the Commission for Independent Education (CIE), all advertising must be factual and not misleading, ensuring that all illustrations and materials faithfully represent our institution.
A critical point in our work is avoiding "implied promises." Florida law explicitly prohibits guaranteeing or implying a guarantee of employment or specific salary levels to prospective students. Our communication must always clearly state that we are offering training and education, not a job opportunity.
Furthermore, any placement claims… >>>

Staying in compliance is extremely important. What is one best practice you will use to help your institution?

Hi I would like to introduce myself.

Hi I am interested in knowing how other office's/departments deal with other professionals who don't want do interoffice training, and are held up in silos without assisting those that may need help in an admissions/enrollment capacity.