Hear highlights from the inaugural Caring Campus Conference: Building a National Culture of Care, held Nov. 12-14, featuring reflections from staff, faculty, and administrators from across the country.
In just one week, staff, faculty, and administrators from across the nation will meet in San Diego to connect, collaborate, and celebrate student success at the inaugural Caring Campus Conference: Building a National Culture of Care.
The inaugural Caring Campus Conference is just over one month away! Hear from renowned keynote speakers Dr. Vincent Tinto and Dr. Peter Felten, alongside presentations from Caring Campus colleges nationwide.
Want to do more to move the needle on student success at your institution? Join us for the inaugural Caring Campus Conference to hear from keynote speakers Dr. Vince Tinto and Dr. Peter Felten and be part of a nationwide community of higher education professionals committed to creating a culture of care.
Be part of a nationwide community of higher education leaders: faculty, staff, researchers, and administrators who are committed to student success. The first-ever Caring Campus Conference will feature three days of inspiring sessions, keynote addresses, and networking opportunities focused on creating a culture of care on college campuses.
Anticipation for the Caring Campus Conference 2025: Building a National Culture of Care is reaching new heights as we draw closer to November 12-14. Among the many highlights of the conference is the opportunity to hear from two influential scholars whose groundbreaking work has reshaped educators’ understanding of student engagement and retention, Dr. Vincent Tinto and Dr. Peter Felten.
We are excited to announce that our long-time partner, the California Community Colleges Classified Senate (4CS), has produced a guidebook outlining strategies for community colleges to sustain and institutionalize Caring Campus.
Our longtime partner, California Community Colleges Classified Senate (4CS), has brought together classified professionals from across California to work on the Caring Campus guidebook, which will outline strategies for community colleges to sustain and institutionalize Caring Campus beyond its initial implementation.
Pierce College focused first on implementing Caring Campus for staff in spring 2022, prioritizing training for those who are the college’s earliest point of contact for students. The school then expanded training to faculty, completing the Caring Campus program on February 29, and ensuring that the entire Pierce College team was equipped to create and support an ongoing culture of care.
Dr. Robert Johnstone, a leading national voice for Guided Pathways and founder of the National Center for Inquiry and Improvement, cites Caring Campus as a vital tool to help colleges and universities ensure their students feel valued and cared for on campus.