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The Essentials of Student Success
- 1. The Pillars of Student Success OOHLALA Webinar Series
- 2. What you will learn today • The mindset of a Gen-Z student • The three pillars of student success • Why Lyon College students were 2.4 times more likely to attend events • How McGill University saved over 250 FTE employee hours during orientation • What enabled Lindsey Wilson College to affect a 17.5% decrease in attrition rate • Answers to your questions
- 3. About Haider • Over 10 years working in Higher Education • B.A. – Economics and MBA – Leadership • Director of Content and Strategic Partnerships • Multiple conference presentations, including CASE • Twitter: @_haider • Email: haider@oohlalamobile.com
- 4. About OOHLALA • Mobile OS for Higher Education • Built with efficacy, data and integration in mind • Over 175 partners and counting • Over 90% of surveyed students recommended the app to friends • Featured in EDUCAUSE, TechCrunch, Forbes 30 under 30 and Campus- Technology
- 5. Gen-Z and Mobile Technology
- 6. The Changing Lives of Generation Z Students • Average attention span: 8 seconds • 61% would like to be entrepreneurs, rather than employees, after college • Average mobile penetration: 85% • Time spent socializing: 7.6 hrs/day • Check their mobile device: 150 times/day 90% of the world’s top institutions have a mobile app
- 7. What is Student Success?
- 8. Dr. Vincent Tinto | Syracuse University • Self-Efficacy: Belief in ability to succeed • Sense of Belonging: Members of a community • Perceived Value of Curriculum: Value of learning influences motivation to persist • “Institutions have to adopt the student perspective and ask how … they should act so that more of their students want to persist to completion.”
- 10. Lyon College • Four-year institution in Batesville, AR • Religious/Lib-Arts | approx. 650 students • Key Issues: • Students didn’t know when events were happening • Difficulty in navigating complex systems to understand where information resided • Student Perspective: • Ability to engage is limited • Perceived value of experience is low
- 11. Lyon College – Students First
- 12. Lyon College – Engagement Impact
- 13. Lyon College – Event Attendance 0.73 1.78 Non-App Users App Users
- 15. McGill University • Four-Year institution in Montreal, QC • Research | approx. 40,000 students • Key Issues: • Large, complex, decentralized institution • Students can feel detached • 1 in 5 international students • Student Perspective: • Difficult to navigate systems • Ability to connect with people – can be overwhelming
- 16. McGill University – Students First
- 17. McGill University – Building a Community
- 18. McGill University – Institutional buy-in
- 19. Lindsey Wilson College: Retention
- 20. Lindsey Wilson College • Four-Year institution in Columbia, KY • Rural Campus | approx. 2,200 students • Key Issues: • First-generation students • High attrition rate • Widespread disengagement • Student Perspective: • Perceived value of education • Disengagement from Faculty and administrators
- 21. Lindsey Wilson College – Immediate Impact
- 22. Lindsey Wilson College – Creating Persistance
- 23. Lindsey Wilson College – Attrition Rate Impact 32.7% 15.2% Non Users App Users
- 24. Recap: What we learned today • The mindset of a Gen-Z student • The three pillars of student success • Why Lyon College students were 2.4 times more likely to attend events • How McGill University saved over 250 FTE employee hours during orientation • What enabled Lindsey Wilson College to affect a 17.5% decrease in attrition rate
- 25. Schedule your personalized campus demo GET STARTED