Arizona State University 2016 Civitas Learning Summit Presentation

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Design Thinking Innovation to
Improve Student Outcomes
Lisa McIntyre,
Arizona State University
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“Serve as exemplars of New American University
goals to demonstrate ways to expand educational
opportunities to underserved groups and to
provide new methodologies for higher education.”
ABOR Strategic Enterprise Report 2016
Michael M. Crow
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ASU FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT BY ANNUAL FAMILY INCOME
Financial aid and recruitment practices have
resulted in substantial growth in enrollment
of freshmen from families of lesser since 2002
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Total Freshman First Year Retention
Cohort Entry Year
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Arizona Freshman First Year Retention
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PROGRESS OVER TIME
FRESHMAN RETENTION INCREASES THROUGH
ONGOING PROCESS IMPROVEMENT
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undergrad & grad students
degrees awarded annually
first-time freshmen
faculty members
undergrad degree programs
metropolitan campus
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DESIGN THINKING
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