Cindy Bryant

About me

Compliance Training Author and Facilitator

Interests

education, training, regulatory affairs and reading.

Skills

compliance; management; education; student interaction

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Student Complaints

Mary Lou , In an earlier post someone mentioned that they have created a visual display that will guide the student through the process. They have even included pictures of key personnel.

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Student Complaints

Erin, It appears that your process is very detailed.

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Media Influence

Phillip, Many schools are submitting positive press releases and hoping that they will be picked up.

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Student Complaints

Valerie, Are you in a student advocacy role?

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Student Access to Course Materials

That's great Melissa

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Exit Interviews

Nicky, Then I would encourage you to sit in on an exit interview. Hopefully, this forum has made you awre of how important Exit Interviews are to the student.

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Exit Interviews

Rachel, This is why encourage Financial Aid Departments to establish the relationship while the student is in school. If you are only approaching the student when you need an item for the file they feel as if you will always need something from you. Then visiting your office becomes a laborius task.

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Exit Counseling

MARYANN, This is a very concise systemic way to address the issue.

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Catalog Information

Jackie, In my experience dress code becomes a problem when everyone is not on the same page. The enforcement of rules must be consistent throughout the instituion.

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Student Complaints

Julie, You are right, complaints genrally come from a lack of understanding. This is why it is so important that students understand the information in the beginning.

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