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Keynote: Dr. Freeman Hrabowski
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Keynote: Dr. Freeman Hrabowski
Hear this year's keynote address from Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, President Emeritus of UMBC, author and renowned thought leader. The address will be followed by a Q&A and book signing (book included).
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- Dr. Freeman Hrabowski President Emeritus University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
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Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
In partnership with the Network for Change and Continuous Innovation, join us for an engaging and informative moderated panel discussion featuring campus leaders in internal organizational effectiveness. This session will explore the intricacies of change leadership within higher education. Panelists will share practical examples of data-informed strategies that have successfully catalyzed positive change on their campuses, fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and accountability.Participants will gain actionable insights into how organizational effectiveness principles can be applied to navigate complex challenges, leverage institutional data, and lead transformative efforts that align with the organization’s mission and goals. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions of your own regarding advancing change at your institution.
Presenters
- Ralph Gigliotti Assistant Vice President for Organizational Leadership, University Academic Affairs Rutgers University, NCCI President
- Jeremy Bean Assistant Vice President, Office of Enterprise Change and Transformation Penn State University, NCCI Board of Directors
- Joseph Drasin Assistant Vice President for Enterprise Service Strategy University of Maryland, NCCI Board of Directors
- Kim-Marie Jenkins Senior Director of Organizational Change and Culture University of Maine System, NCCI Past President
- Rick Wernoski Associate Vice Chancellor for Operational Excellence University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NCCI President Elect
Product Roadmap: Assessment & Credentialing
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Product Roadmap: Assessment & Credentialing
Join the HelioCampus product team for a preview of current and future development initiatives for the Assessment & Credentialing platform.
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Product Roadmap: Financial Intelligence
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Product Roadmap: Financial Intelligence
Join the HelioCampus Financial Intelligence product team for an update on the latest developments in the HelioCampus Benchmarking Consortium, and also provide insight into what's coming soon in our Financial Intelligence platform.
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Product Roadmap: HelioCampus Data Analytics
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Product Roadmap: HelioCampus Data Analytics
Get insight into what's new and what's next for our flagship data analytics platform in this session with the HelioCampus product team.
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Texas A&M Transformation of IR Office, Data Strategy, and HelioCampus
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Texas A&M Transformation of IR Office, Data Strategy, and HelioCampus
Hear how Texas A&M University is establishing University wide Data Vision, Strategy and Governance, in sync with transforming their Institutional Research (IR) office in this interactive panel with leaders from across the institution.
From this transformation, AGGIE Insights has been developed and is growing and evolving into a highly sought after strategic partner. Hear their journey of this transformation with an all access, unfiltered conversation with the team that has forever changed how data is used at Texas A&M University. The journey can be seen through several key steps to enhance its effectiveness and adaptability.
From this transformation, AGGIE Insights has been developed and is growing and evolving into a highly sought after strategic partner. Hear their journey of this transformation with an all access, unfiltered conversation with the team that has forever changed how data is used at Texas A&M University. The journey can be seen through several key steps to enhance its effectiveness and adaptability.
Presenters
- Michelle Mitchell Assistant Vice President Texas A&M University
- Chris Huff Lead Helio Analyst, VP Planning, Assessment & Strategy Texas A&M University
- Mahmut Gundogdu Data Scientist Texas A&M University
Academic Activity Margins: Comparative Managerial Accounting Measures Tied to Academic Activity
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Academic Activity Margins: Comparative Managerial Accounting Measures Tied to Academic Activity
Join a session with Ohio University on understanding contribution margin at the student enrollment level to create meaningful financial analyses at any level of the academic enterprise, enabling financial performance analysis for instructors, majors, departments, colleges, student groups, and more. This session will also cover creating efficiency metrics for long-term planning and facilitating long-term revenue forecasts.
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- Carl Forney Associate Director of Advanced Analytics Ohio University
The Quest for Better Data Governance (Panel)
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The Quest for Better Data Governance (Panel)
The realm of data land is an ever-changing place: new sources of data flood outward like an unattended hose, old data silos tower in ancient desktops, and the political battle for who gets to say ‘my number is the best!’ is as old as the concept of… well, numbers.
But… does it have to be this way? Do we need to live in fear of the next data foe? How do we find peace in this land of data?!
Well… sorting out governance can certainly help!
Join this panel of data governance experts to learn how three different institutions are approaching data governance at their institution.
But… does it have to be this way? Do we need to live in fear of the next data foe? How do we find peace in this land of data?!
Well… sorting out governance can certainly help!
Join this panel of data governance experts to learn how three different institutions are approaching data governance at their institution.
Presenters
- Cole Heady Director of Decision Support Ball State University
- Caroline Maulana Business Intelligence Director for the Division of Information Technology University of South Carolina
- Kevin Joseph Senior Director, Business Intelligence University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
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Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
In partnership with the Network for Change and Continuous Innovation, join us for an engaging and informative moderated panel discussion featuring campus leaders in internal organizational effectiveness. This session will explore the intricacies of change leadership within higher education. Panelists will share practical examples of data-informed strategies that have successfully catalyzed positive change on their campuses, fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and accountability.Participants will gain actionable insights into how organizational effectiveness principles can be applied to navigate complex challenges, leverage institutional data, and lead transformative efforts that align with the organization’s mission and goals. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions of your own regarding advancing change at your institution.
Presenters
- Ralph Gigliotti Assistant Vice President for Organizational Leadership, University Academic Affairs Rutgers University, NCCI President
- Jeremy Bean Assistant Vice President, Office of Enterprise Change and Transformation Penn State University, NCCI Board of Directors
- Joseph Drasin Assistant Vice President for Enterprise Service Strategy University of Maryland, NCCI Board of Directors
- Kim-Marie Jenkins Senior Director of Organizational Change and Culture University of Maine System, NCCI Past President
- Rick Wernoski Associate Vice Chancellor for Operational Excellence University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NCCI President Elect
Charting New Waters: Soaring into Technology Modernization with an Enterprise Data Warehouse
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Charting New Waters: Soaring into Technology Modernization with an Enterprise Data Warehouse
Learn about UNC-Wilmington's technology modernization initiative through the creation of an Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW). This panel session will highlight the experiences of stakeholders who have been involved in different phases of this project to make this possible. Attendees will walk away with a deeper understanding of one institution's implementation process and outcome.
This includes talking about institutional innovation needed to address the following aspects of implementation:
- Technical build and configuration
- Data Model Development and Validation
- Analysis and Support Planning
- User Permissions
- Training and Rollout
Presenters
- Michael Smith Director of Institutional Research and Analytics UNC Wilmington
Data Literacy by Design
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Data Literacy by Design
Ohio University's Tableau server contains over 35 published dashboards in 5 topic folders, accessed by 140+ users across 25 departments who regularly attend and participate in monthly data users meetings and feedback sessions. How did OHIO create all this? It was all by design. Alyse Carter Schultz, Institutional Research and Planning Analyst at Ohio University, will discuss how OHIO applied the principles of Human-Centered Design Thinking to modernize their data systems, train analytics users, and create an active and data-hungry community. See examples of workflows, design standards, training resources, and a live demo of OHIO's Data Navigator (built in Tableau!). This popular session was first presented at AIR Forum 2023.
Presenters
- Alyse Carter Schultz Institutional Research & Planning Analyst II Ohio University
Overcoming Data Friction to Improve Academic Performance
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Overcoming Data Friction to Improve Academic Performance
The concept of data friction emerged from studies of the social and material factors that slow down the transfer and sharing of data within the global scientific community, but we see friction serving as a barrier to higher education data—even within institutional contexts. A recent Science article notes that higher education institutions are data rich but "data blind" (Borgman & Brand, 2022), due to a lack of infrastructure thinking, but approaching this challenge through the lens of data friction allows us to identify the specific sites in our institutions that could use a little oil to keep the data flowing smoothly. This session with the University of South Carolina Upstate explores the specific material and social friction points associated with Academic Performance Management data, then identifies strategies for overcoming data friction to help realize greater efficiencies in course offerings and faculty workload.
Presenters
- Dr. Celena Kusch Executive Director, Center for Academic Innovation and Faculty Support University of South Carolina Upstate
Paths to Learning: Course Needs Planning
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Paths to Learning: Course Needs Planning
Students and academic advisors face a critical issue in the lack of available seats in necessary courses. This challenge primarily arises due to enrollment managers' inability to predict course demand accurately. To mitigate this, USC uses DegreeWorks Student Education Plan (SEP) to facilitate personalized degree planning. The USC Analytics and Data Governance team is working in collaboration with the Registrar's Office, the Data Warehouse team, and Academic Advising to develop a visual analysis of projected course/seat needs based on currently available course seats on the schedule and DegreeWorks SEP. While still a work in progress, we plan to create a comprehensive dashboard for enrollment managers in the colleges. This tool will ideally update multiple times daily, extracting data from a variety of sources to offer an easily interpretable visualization of key metrics such as planned seats, maximum seats, registered students, and available seats.
Presenters
- Ezra Brooks Data Innovations Lead for the Division of Information Technology University of South Carolina
- Caroline Maulana Business Intelligence Director for the Division of Information Technology University of South Carolina
Product Roadmap: HelioCampus Data Analytics
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Product Roadmap: HelioCampus Data Analytics
Get insight into what's new and what's next for our flagship data analytics platform in this session with the HelioCampus product team.
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Proliferating Data Literacy: Driving Campus Engagement for Student Success
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Proliferating Data Literacy: Driving Campus Engagement for Student Success
This session will provide an in-depth look at Ball State University's initiatives aimed at fostering data literacy to enhance student success. Participants will learn about the collaboration between University College, Ball State’s central student success unit, and various internal and external partners to promote a data-informed culture.
Key highlights include:
By the end of the session, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how Ball State equips faculty and staff to better understand and leverage data in their work to enhance student outcomes.
Key highlights include:
- Ball State’s Data Stewards Program: Sponsored by Institutional Research and Decision Support (IRDS), this initiative plays a pivotal role in managing and utilizing student data for decision-making.
- California State University’s Certificate in Student Success Analytics: Learn about the impact of Ball State's participation in this program and how it has shaped its data practices for student success.
- Cardinal S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Quarterly e-Magazine: This publication serves as a resource to share insights and strategies around data and student success initiatives.
By the end of the session, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how Ball State equips faculty and staff to better understand and leverage data in their work to enhance student outcomes.
Presenters
- Jason Rivera Vice Provost for Student Success and Dean of University College Ball State University
- Cole Heady Director of Decision Support Ball State University
Who are your data users? Using data personas to support your stakeholders
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Who are your data users? Using data personas to support your stakeholders
We all work with a variety of data users—the data avoidant, data novice, data overconfident, data fluent and data superuser—and they all have their needs (and opinions!). Our data consumers bring with them a wide range of data understanding, skills, and literacy presenting some of the most common and difficult challenges to providing actionable decision-support across campus.
It’s time for data literacy practices to evolve from a one-size-fits all approach to a more customized approach. In this session, deeply experienced practitioners from University of Massachusetts Amherst and Ohio University will share the challenges and possible solutions we have encountered by supporting these five key stakeholder segments. Hear campus perspectives on how to handle these different groups to support their use of data and growth in data literacy skills supported by research-based best practices in data literacy.
It’s time for data literacy practices to evolve from a one-size-fits all approach to a more customized approach. In this session, deeply experienced practitioners from University of Massachusetts Amherst and Ohio University will share the challenges and possible solutions we have encountered by supporting these five key stakeholder segments. Hear campus perspectives on how to handle these different groups to support their use of data and growth in data literacy skills supported by research-based best practices in data literacy.
Presenters
- Loralyn Taylor Associate Provost, Institutional Effectiveness and Analytics Ohio University
- Krisztina Filep Director of Operational Analytics University of Massachusetts Amherst
Dashboard Show & Tell
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Dashboard Show & Tell
See how your peers are using the HelioCampus Data Analytics platform to create engaging content for their campus community - and share your own dashboard on the fly if you want to join in the fun. This session's format is unique - it's a round robin of dashboard "show and tells" by clients, for clients.
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Advancing Self-Study: Showcasing New Features and AI-Driven Insights
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Advancing Self-Study: Showcasing New Features and AI-Driven Insights
Join our Product Management team to explore the latest updates to HelioCampus' self-study capabilities. We'll cover enhancements to the Self Study Manager and Evidence Bank, improved submission workflows tailored to recent changes by regional accreditors, and an exciting preview of AI-powered tools for faster search and summary within the Evidence Bank.
Presenters
- Susan Pierre-Louis Senior Product Manager HelioCampus
- JP Connelly Product Manager HelioCampus
Developing a Comprehensive Learner Record to Support Student Learning and Success: Case Studies from Johns Hopkins University and University of Georgia
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Developing a Comprehensive Learner Record to Support Student Learning and Success: Case Studies from Johns Hopkins University and University of Georgia
This combined case study illustrates how University of Georgia (UGA) and Johns Hopkins University (JHU) are collaboratively advancing student learning, growth, and success through the implementation of a Comprehensive Learner Record (CLR) that emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, student-centric focus, and strategic alignment with academic and industry goals. Participants will learn about the CLR vision and tools at each university, including similarities and differences. Presenters will also explore stakeholder engagement and change management strategies employed to ensure success.
Presenters
- Shefali Dhar Senior Director of IT Services University of Georgia
- Fiona Liken Associate Vice President for Instruction and Registrar University of Georgia
- Dr. Janet Schreck Senior Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Accreditation Liaison Officer Johns Hopkins University
- Chadia Abras Director of Institutional Assessment Johns Hopkins University
Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
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Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
In partnership with the Network for Change and Continuous Innovation, join us for an engaging and informative moderated panel discussion featuring campus leaders in internal organizational effectiveness. This session will explore the intricacies of change leadership within higher education. Panelists will share practical examples of data-informed strategies that have successfully catalyzed positive change on their campuses, fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and accountability.Participants will gain actionable insights into how organizational effectiveness principles can be applied to navigate complex challenges, leverage institutional data, and lead transformative efforts that align with the organization’s mission and goals. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions of your own regarding advancing change at your institution.
Presenters
- Ralph Gigliotti Assistant Vice President for Organizational Leadership, University Academic Affairs Rutgers University, NCCI President
- Jeremy Bean Assistant Vice President, Office of Enterprise Change and Transformation Penn State University, NCCI Board of Directors
- Joseph Drasin Assistant Vice President for Enterprise Service Strategy University of Maryland, NCCI Board of Directors
- Kim-Marie Jenkins Senior Director of Organizational Change and Culture University of Maine System, NCCI Past President
- Rick Wernoski Associate Vice Chancellor for Operational Excellence University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NCCI President Elect
JHU’s Vision for the CLR and Lifelong Learning
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JHU’s Vision for the CLR and Lifelong Learning
Learn how John Hopkins University is implementing a new vision for showcasing learner achievement. Get first-hand insight into how they are using microcredentials based on competencies exemplified in the Comprehensive Learner Record (CLR). In this session, attendees will tap into JHU's overarching purpose of microcredentials and see how they are represented in the CLR from a learner perspective. Attendees will also see how JHU identified data sources, learn about the data source's importance, and see CLR visualizations. Delve into the process of aligning microcredentials needed from an academic and industry goals to meet the learner and employer needs with these Assessment pioneers.
Presenters
- Dr. Janet Schreck Senior Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Accreditation Liaison Officer Johns Hopkins University
- Chadia Abras Director of Institutional Assessment Johns Hopkins University
Product Roadmap: Assessment & Credentialing
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Product Roadmap: Assessment & Credentialing
Join the HelioCampus product team for a preview of current and future development initiatives for the Assessment & Credentialing platform.
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Texas A&M Transformation of IR Office, Data Strategy, and HelioCampus
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Texas A&M Transformation of IR Office, Data Strategy, and HelioCampus
Hear how Texas A&M University is establishing University wide Data Vision, Strategy and Governance, in sync with transforming their Institutional Research (IR) office in this interactive panel with leaders from across the institution.
From this transformation, AGGIE Insights has been developed and is growing and evolving into a highly sought after strategic partner. Hear their journey of this transformation with an all access, unfiltered conversation with the team that has forever changed how data is used at Texas A&M University. The journey can be seen through several key steps to enhance its effectiveness and adaptability.
From this transformation, AGGIE Insights has been developed and is growing and evolving into a highly sought after strategic partner. Hear their journey of this transformation with an all access, unfiltered conversation with the team that has forever changed how data is used at Texas A&M University. The journey can be seen through several key steps to enhance its effectiveness and adaptability.
Presenters
- Michelle Mitchell Assistant Vice President Texas A&M University
- Chris Huff Lead Helio Analyst, VP Planning, Assessment & Strategy Texas A&M University
- Mahmut Gundogdu Data Scientist Texas A&M University
The Quest for Better Data Governance (Panel)
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The Quest for Better Data Governance (Panel)
The realm of data land is an ever-changing place: new sources of data flood outward like an unattended hose, old data silos tower in ancient desktops, and the political battle for who gets to say ‘my number is the best!’ is as old as the concept of… well, numbers.
But… does it have to be this way? Do we need to live in fear of the next data foe? How do we find peace in this land of data?!
Well… sorting out governance can certainly help!
Join this panel of data governance experts to learn how three different institutions are approaching data governance at their institution.
But… does it have to be this way? Do we need to live in fear of the next data foe? How do we find peace in this land of data?!
Well… sorting out governance can certainly help!
Join this panel of data governance experts to learn how three different institutions are approaching data governance at their institution.
Presenters
- Cole Heady Director of Decision Support Ball State University
- Caroline Maulana Business Intelligence Director for the Division of Information Technology University of South Carolina
- Kevin Joseph Senior Director, Business Intelligence University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Academic Activity Margins: Comparative Managerial Accounting Measures Tied to Academic Activity
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Academic Activity Margins: Comparative Managerial Accounting Measures Tied to Academic Activity
Join a session with Ohio University on understanding contribution margin at the student enrollment level to create meaningful financial analyses at any level of the academic enterprise, enabling financial performance analysis for instructors, majors, departments, colleges, student groups, and more. This session will also cover creating efficiency metrics for long-term planning and facilitating long-term revenue forecasts.
Presenters
- Carl Forney Associate Director of Advanced Analytics Ohio University
Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
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Driving Change: Insights and Innovations from Internal Organizational Effectiveness Leaders
In partnership with the Network for Change and Continuous Innovation, join us for an engaging and informative moderated panel discussion featuring campus leaders in internal organizational effectiveness. This session will explore the intricacies of change leadership within higher education. Panelists will share practical examples of data-informed strategies that have successfully catalyzed positive change on their campuses, fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and accountability.Participants will gain actionable insights into how organizational effectiveness principles can be applied to navigate complex challenges, leverage institutional data, and lead transformative efforts that align with the organization’s mission and goals. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions of your own regarding advancing change at your institution.
Presenters
- Ralph Gigliotti Assistant Vice President for Organizational Leadership, University Academic Affairs Rutgers University, NCCI President
- Jeremy Bean Assistant Vice President, Office of Enterprise Change and Transformation Penn State University, NCCI Board of Directors
- Joseph Drasin Assistant Vice President for Enterprise Service Strategy University of Maryland, NCCI Board of Directors
- Kim-Marie Jenkins Senior Director of Organizational Change and Culture University of Maine System, NCCI Past President
- Rick Wernoski Associate Vice Chancellor for Operational Excellence University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NCCI President Elect
From Anomalies to Insights: Streamlining University Data for Better Benchmarking
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From Anomalies to Insights: Streamlining University Data for Better Benchmarking
Join financial leaders from Stony Brook for an overview of how they used DataFlex to improve the quality of administrative data that flows into the HelioCampus Benchmarking platform. The session describes how the University observed anomalies in initially submitted data, how the DataFlex information is regularly extracted to populate a Tableau dashboard and provide raw data to business analysts, and how these analysts work with units to review and revise allocations of effort across the HelioCampus Standard Activity Model.
The result of this work will be shared, highlighting how the improved benchmarking results supported by validated data better reflect the University’s actual state. The process has led to a better understanding of their own data, and it has included business areas as partners with “skin in the game.” The Stony Brook team anticipates that future use of the data supported by this validation process will ensure that senior leadership can make the most informed decisions on strategic objectives while maintaining operational efficiency.
The result of this work will be shared, highlighting how the improved benchmarking results supported by validated data better reflect the University’s actual state. The process has led to a better understanding of their own data, and it has included business areas as partners with “skin in the game.” The Stony Brook team anticipates that future use of the data supported by this validation process will ensure that senior leadership can make the most informed decisions on strategic objectives while maintaining operational efficiency.
Presenters
- Braden Hosch Vice President for Educational and Institutional Effectiveness Stony Brook University
- Christina Gonzalez People Analytics Specialist Stony Brook University
- Krista Tepedino Assistant Director of Business, Office of Finance & Administration Stony Brook University
- Erica Lawler Divisional Business Coordinator for Finance and Budget, Financial Planning & Analysis Stony Brook University
Overcoming Data Friction to Improve Academic Performance
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Overcoming Data Friction to Improve Academic Performance
The concept of data friction emerged from studies of the social and material factors that slow down the transfer and sharing of data within the global scientific community, but we see friction serving as a barrier to higher education data—even within institutional contexts. A recent Science article notes that higher education institutions are data rich but "data blind" (Borgman & Brand, 2022), due to a lack of infrastructure thinking, but approaching this challenge through the lens of data friction allows us to identify the specific sites in our institutions that could use a little oil to keep the data flowing smoothly. This session with the University of South Carolina Upstate explores the specific material and social friction points associated with Academic Performance Management data, then identifies strategies for overcoming data friction to help realize greater efficiencies in course offerings and faculty workload.
Presenters
- Dr. Celena Kusch Executive Director, Center for Academic Innovation and Faculty Support University of South Carolina Upstate
Product Roadmap: Financial Intelligence
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Product Roadmap: Financial Intelligence
Join the HelioCampus Financial Intelligence product team for an update on the latest developments in the HelioCampus Benchmarking Consortium, and also provide insight into what's coming soon in our Financial Intelligence platform.
Presenters
Strategic Workforce Management: Redeploying Resources to Areas of Need
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Strategic Workforce Management: Redeploying Resources to Areas of Need
Learn how Auburn University is navigating strategic workforce management in this breakout session. Bryan Elmore will outline how he assesses areas of need for investment across the university based on benchmark comparisons and certain demographic data from their budget and planning solution.
Presenters
- Bryan Elmore Assistant VP, Budget & Business Operations Auburn University
Texas A&M Transformation of IR Office, Data Strategy, and HelioCampus
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Texas A&M Transformation of IR Office, Data Strategy, and HelioCampus
Hear how Texas A&M University is establishing University wide Data Vision, Strategy and Governance, in sync with transforming their Institutional Research (IR) office in this interactive panel with leaders from across the institution.
From this transformation, AGGIE Insights has been developed and is growing and evolving into a highly sought after strategic partner. Hear their journey of this transformation with an all access, unfiltered conversation with the team that has forever changed how data is used at Texas A&M University. The journey can be seen through several key steps to enhance its effectiveness and adaptability.
From this transformation, AGGIE Insights has been developed and is growing and evolving into a highly sought after strategic partner. Hear their journey of this transformation with an all access, unfiltered conversation with the team that has forever changed how data is used at Texas A&M University. The journey can be seen through several key steps to enhance its effectiveness and adaptability.
Presenters
- Michelle Mitchell Assistant Vice President Texas A&M University
- Chris Huff Lead Helio Analyst, VP Planning, Assessment & Strategy Texas A&M University
- Mahmut Gundogdu Data Scientist Texas A&M University
Upcoming Research: Examining the Relationship Between Enrollment and Institutional Spending Patterns
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Upcoming Research: Examining the Relationship Between Enrollment and Institutional Spending Patterns
Join Dr. Robert Kelchen from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville to learn about his upcoming research project that examines the relationships between enrollment and institutional spending. Dr. Kelchen is a nationally recognized scholar who is regularly ranked by Education Week as being one of the 25 most influential education professors in America and is regularly quoted in national media outlets. He is associate editor of Research in Higher Education, data editor for Washington Monthly magazine’s annual college guide and rankings, and received the Excellence in Public Policy in Higher Education award from the Association for the Study of Higher Education’s Council on Public Policy in Higher Education in 2023.
Presenters
- Robert Kelchen Professor and Head of the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies University of Tenneessee-Knoxville
Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III
President Emeritus of UMBC, Author & Keynote Speaker
Chadia Abras
Senior Director of Institutional Assessment, Associate Professor of Educaiton, Johns Hopkins University
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Jeremy Bean
Assistant Vice President, Office of Enterprise Change and Transformation, Penn State University,
NCCI Board of Directors
NCCI Board of Directors
Alyse Carter Schultz
Institutional Research & Planning Analyst II, Ohio University
Shefali Dhar
Vice President for Instruction and Senior Vice Provost for Academic Planning
Joseph Drasin
Assistant Vice President for Enterprise Service Strategy, University of Maryland,
NCCI Board of Directors
NCCI Board of Directors
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Bryan Elmore
Assistant VP, Budget & Business Operations, Auburn University
Krisztina Filep
Executive Director of Analytics and Institutional Research, University of Massachusetts Amherst
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Ralph Gigliotti
Assistant Vice President for Organizational Leadership, University Academic Affairs, Rutgers University,
NCCI President
NCCI President
Christina Gonzalez
People Analytics Specialist, Institutional Research, Planning & Effectiveness, Stony Brook University
Braden Hosch
Vice President for Educational and Institutional Effectiveness, Stony Brook University
Chris Huff
Assistant Director, Planning, Assessment & Strategy, Texas A&M University
Kim-Marie Jenkins
Senior Director of Organizational Change and Culture, University of Maine System,
NCCI Past President
NCCI Past President
Dr. Celena Kusch
Executive Director, Center for Academic Innovation and Faculty Support, University of South Carolina Upstate
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Erica Lawler
Divisional Business Coordinator for Finance and Budget, Financial Planning & Analysis, Stony Brook University
Fiona Liken
Associate Vice President for Instruction and Registrar, University of Georgia
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Michelle Mitchell
Assistant Vice President, Texas A&M University
Marisa Anne Pagnattaro
Vice President for Instruction and Senior Vice Provost for Academic Planning, University of Georgia
Ana A. Rivera
Project Manager III, Texas A&M University
Dr. Jason Rivera
Vice Provost for Student Success and Dean of University College, Ball State University
Dr. Janet Schreck
Senior Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Accreditation Liaison Officer, Johns Hopkins University
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Michael Smith
Director Of Institutional Research & Analytics, UNC-Wilmington
Dr. Loralyn Taylor
Associate Provost for Institutional Research and Effectiveness, Ohio University
Krista Tepedino
Assistant Director of Business, Finance and Administration, Stony Brook University
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Rick Wernoski
Associate Vice Chancellor for Operational Excellence, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NCCI President Elect
Darren Catalano
CEO, HelioCampus
Jack Neill
Vice President, Product, HelioCampus
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Susie Chang
Vice President, Client Success, HelioCampus
Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III
President Emeritus of UMBC, Author & Keynote Speaker
Chadia Abras
Senior Director of Institutional Assessment, Associate Professor of Educaiton, Johns Hopkins University
Jeremy Bean
Assistant Vice President, Office of Enterprise Change and Transformation, Penn State University,
NCCI Board of Directors
Alyse Carter Schultz
Institutional Research & Planning Analyst II, Ohio University
Shefali Dhar
Vice President for Instruction and Senior Vice Provost for Academic Planning
Joseph Drasin
Assistant Vice President for Enterprise Service Strategy, University of Maryland,
NCCI Board of Directors
Bryan Elmore
Assistant VP, Budget & Business Operations, Auburn University
Krisztina Filep
Executive Director of Analytics and Institutional Research, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Ralph Gigliotti
Assistant Vice President for Organizational Leadership, University Academic Affairs, Rutgers University,
NCCI President
Christina Gonzalez
People Analytics Specialist, Institutional Research, Planning & Effectiveness, Stony Brook University
Braden Hosch
Vice President for Educational and Institutional Effectiveness, Stony Brook University
Chris Huff
Assistant Director, Planning, Assessment & Strategy, Texas A&M University
Kim-Marie Jenkins
Senior Director of Organizational Change and Culture, University of Maine System,
NCCI Past President
Dr. Celena Kusch
Executive Director, Center for Academic Innovation and Faculty Support, University of South Carolina Upstate
Erica Lawler
Divisional Business Coordinator for Finance and Budget, Financial Planning & Analysis, Stony Brook University
Fiona Liken
Associate Vice President for Instruction and Registrar, University of Georgia
Michelle Mitchell
Assistant Vice President, Texas A&M University
Marisa Anne Pagnattaro
Vice President for Instruction and Senior Vice Provost for Academic Planning, University of Georgia
Ana A. Rivera
Project Manager III, Texas A&M University
Dr. Jason Rivera
Vice Provost for Student Success and Dean of University College, Ball State University
Dr. Janet Schreck
Senior Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Accreditation Liaison Officer, Johns Hopkins University
Michael Smith
Director Of Institutional Research & Analytics, UNC-Wilmington
Dr. Loralyn Taylor
Associate Provost for Institutional Research and Effectiveness, Ohio University
Krista Tepedino
Assistant Director of Business, Finance and Administration, Stony Brook University
Rick Wernoski
Associate Vice Chancellor for Operational Excellence, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NCCI President Elect
Darren Catalano
CEO, HelioCampus
Jack Neill
Vice President, Product, HelioCampus
Susie Chang
Vice President, Client Success, HelioCampus
Networking
Connect with others facing similar challenges, like improving recruitment and retention, tracking student learning outcomes, preparing for self study, measuring academic program performance, understanding labor costs and delivering long range financial plans.
Exchanging Ideas
Helping institutions fulfill their missions drives us. Share what’s working at your institution, and get new ideas to energize your day-to-day work.
Diving Deep in the Data
At HelioCampus, we love data, and we know you do, too. We’ll share inspiration to get more mileage out of your existing analyses. Got a dashboard you think others should see? We’ll have a session for that too.
