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What's In Store | Follett Higher Ed

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From admission to graduation, and every milestone along the way, your school's brand represents a one-of-a-kind experience. Tune in to "What's In Store" from Follett to hear higher ed thought-leaders discuss how campus services are impacting access to course materials, campus pride, and student success. Each episode will give you fresh ideas to help your campus engage students, improve outcomes, and celebrate the academic journey.

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Episode thumbnail for Improving the Course Material Adoption Experience: Reflections of a Research Roadtrip

September 9, 2024

Improving the Course Material Adoption Experience: Reflections of a Research Roadtrip

Improving course material access and affordability starts with helping faculty quickly and easily adopt course materials. At Follett, we're on a mission to make the textbook adoption process easier. In today's episode, you'll hear how our product team set out on a research road trip to gather feedback from faculty and department admins to help reimagine Follett's adoption tool (enhancements coming October 2024!). And don't miss the interview with research participant Holly Woods at the University of Texas at Arlington!

Episode thumbnail for A Values-Driven Approach to Campus Store Transformation: North Carolina A&T

June 17, 2024

A Values-Driven Approach to Campus Store Transformation: North Carolina A&T

<p>How do you apply a values-driven approach to the campus store experience? During a panel discussion at the Southern Association of College and University Business Officers conference, leaders from NC A&amp;T State University, including Associate Vice Chancellor Angela Petersen and Vice Chancellor Robert Pompey, spoke with Follett about how their store supports students at all stages of the academic journey.</p>

Episode thumbnail for HBCU Spotlight: How the Campus Store Supports the Student Journey

February 29, 2024

HBCU Spotlight: How the Campus Store Supports the Student Journey

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What is What's In Store | Follett Higher Ed?

From admission to graduation, and every milestone along the way, your school's brand represents a one-of-a-kind experience. Tune in to "What's In Store" from Follett to hear higher ed thought-leaders discuss how campus services are impacting access to course materials, campus pride, and student success. Each episode will give you fresh ideas to help your campus engage students, improve outcomes, and celebrate the academic journey.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

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