IEBC Blog Posts

Six community colleges nationwide will participate in a Lumina Foundation-funded quantitative study examining how Caring Campus impacts student retention, persistence, completion, and success.

Four Texas community colleges – Brazosport College, Clarendon College, Texarkana College, and Hill College – are strengthening campus cultures of care through Caring Campus, with grant support from the Trellis Foundation.

South Orange County Community College District is elevating its culture by bringing Caring Campus to the district level, creating a bridge between District Services and the district’s two community colleges.

Nearly 200 staff, faculty, and administrators from across the country gathered in San Diego on Nov. 12-14 for three days of connection, collaboration, and fresh thinking at the inaugural Caring Campus Conference: Building a National Culture of Care.

A recent report by The Center for Community College Student Engagement (CCCSE) highlights how caring environments can enhance the student experience.

A recent report by The Center for Community College Student Engagement (CCCSE) highlights how caring environments can enhance the student experience.

Texas A&M University – Kingsville is fully embracing Caring Campus – trailblazing as the first Caring Campus university, earning bronze Caring Campus Certification, and preparing to present at the Caring Campus Conference: Building a National Culture of Care, happening Nov. 12-14 in San Diego.

Dr. Vincent Tinto, one of the nation’s most influential scholars on student success and belonging in higher education, will keynote the inaugural Caring Campus Conference: Building a National Culture of Care this November in San Diego.

Four more community colleges nationwide have achieved Caring Campus Certification, a distinction honoring institutions that exemplify what it means to lead with care while advancing student persistence, retention, and success.