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Natalie Schwarz7/16/21Meet Lindsey Stewart, Account Executive
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Read More about Meet Lindsey Stewart, Account ExecutiveNatalie Schwarz6/25/21Meet Gail Sorensen, Director of Higher Ed Implementation
Gail brings over 20 years of experience in various technology roles, including implementation.
Read More about Meet Gail Sorensen, Director of Higher Ed ImplementationNelnet Campus Commerce3/29/21Meet Caryne Mesquita, CRM/CSM Manager, Nelnet Campus Commerce
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Read More about Meet Caryne Mesquita, CRM/CSM Manager, Nelnet Campus CommerceNelnet Campus Commerce11/25/20It’s the Little Things: 2020 Cookbook
Pulling down your mask to take a sip of hot chocolate, giving elbow bumps instead of hugs, or doing all of your Christmas shopping online – yes, the holiday season looks a little different this year. But we are just simply grateful for the many silver linings and the hope that 2021 brings.
Read More about It’s the Little Things: 2020 CookbookNadine Nelson7/13/20COVID-19: Perspectives from Strategist Jeff Selingo
As we move toward a new semester, a lot is still unknown for what higher education will look and feel like, this year and for years to come. Nelnet discussed with Jeff Selingo, New York Times best-selling author and higher education strategist, about what the future looks like on campus and online in “Facing Today’s New Norm in Higher Ed: Perspectives from Strategist Jeff Selingo.”
Read More about COVID-19: Perspectives from Strategist Jeff SelingoNadine Nelson7/9/20COVID-19: Perspectives from the Enrollment Office
In higher education, summer looks a lot different. Campuses that would normally be filled with student visits and orientation are now relatively empty. In Facing Today’s New Norm in Higher Ed: Perspectives From the Enrollment Office, Nelnet sat down with enrollment professionals to hear how their institutions adjusted to challenges caused by COVID-19.
Read More about COVID-19: Perspectives from the Enrollment OfficeNadine Nelson6/30/20COVID-19: Perspectives from the Technology Office
In Facing Today’s New Norm in Higher Ed: Perspectives from the Technology Office, Nelnet spoke to three IT leaders to discover how they adapted to meet challenges caused by COVID-19. The world is changing – and higher education needs to change with it.
Read More about COVID-19: Perspectives from the Technology OfficeNadine Nelson6/24/20COVID-19: Perspectives from the Business Office
In the second edition of our June 2020 webinar series, David Glezerman, former vice president and bursar at Temple University, moderated a conversation between four business office leaders in higher education. Planning ahead and actually executing are two separate things — but these institutions were able to learn and adapt quickly.
Read More about COVID-19: Perspectives from the Business OfficeNadine Nelson6/24/20COVID-19: Perspectives from the President’s Office
Nelnet met with leaders from three universities to see how they are adapting to that change and learn strategies that could be useful as you prepare for the 2020 fall semester. Institutions needed to transition to virtual learning and find new ways to support their students. It may not have been a simple endeavor, but it’s clear that staff across the country were able to rise to the challenge.
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Nelnet Campus Commerce partnered with the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) to share important insights on the Coronavirus Aid and Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Megan Schneider, senior director of government affairs at NACBUO, highlights how CARES Act funds are appropriated to colleges and universities.
Read More about CARES Act and What to KnowBlog Post Read about Financial Literacy Made FunNatalie Schwarz5/10/20Financial Literacy Made Fun
Indiana University created MoneySmarts U which utilizes gamification to change behavior — not to memorize financial terms. MoneySmarts U progresses from first-time students planning for college expenses, to university students and then new grads learning about the loan repayment process and navigating real-world financial situations.
Read More about Financial Literacy Made FunNelnet Campus Commerce4/17/20A Quick Guide to Change Management
Trying to successfully deliver change while navigating daily work responsibilities may be daunting, though necessary. Change management is using a process to help people implement and adopt the change. The process can include tools, resources, and workflows. Before implementing change, look at the broad picture of your organization to design your unique change approach.
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