Our two new innovative programs, the Caring Campus Network and the Caring Campus Academy, have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from our colleges and universities, which is a testament to our shared commitment to fostering a sense of community and establishing a culture of care across the campuses we serve.
IEBC was recently featured in Inside Higher Ed’s insightful article, “From the Top Down—Creating a Caring Campus,” which features our first Caring Campus university, Texas A&M University – Kingsville, and how they are establishing a sense of belonging on campus.
The Institute for Evidence-Based Change is expanding our reach to establish a culture of care on campuses nationwide by welcoming our first university, Texas A&M University – Kingsville, to the Caring Campus community.
As we welcome a new year, IEBC President Brad Phillips sends this message welcoming these new opportunities to help our colleges establish a culture of care and impact the lives of students. We are launching two powerful new programs that will help colleges deepen their Caring Campus work, and are expanding our Caring Campus offerings into universities.
It’s been a truly fulfilling year at IEBC, thanks to your partnership, contributions, and enthusiasm for this important work to improve educational outcomes – not only for our students but also for ourselves.
This November 9 webinar introduced the new Caring Campus Network and the new Caring Campus Academy with IEBC President/CEO Brad Phillips, and IEBC Coaches Trudy Bers and Loredana Carson. Caring Campus is a culture-changing effort embraced by senior leadership at college campuses across the U.S. Results include improved staff job satisfaction; better relations between staff, faculty, and leadership; and increased student connectedness.
You are invited to learn about the new Caring Campus Network and the Caring Campus Academy. Caring Campus is a culture-changing effort embraced by senior leadership at college campuses across the U.S.. Results include increased student connectedness, a sense of belonging. Students who feel more connected to their college show higher rates…
Long Beach, Calif. – Five new California community colleges will participate in the Fall 2023 cohort of the Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) Caring Campus partnership.
IEBC will expand Caring Campus to rural community colleges through a new $748,000 grant from the ECMC Foundation. The expansion will target students who face obstacles in accessing post-secondary education.
Created By IEBC and CCRC, this new ‘Caring Campus Toolkit – Monitoring And Assessing Implementation and Impact’ has been designed as a guide with tools you can use to monitor and assess the implementation and impact of Caring Campus at any stage of implementation.