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Jon Boeckenstedt, higher ed data wizard and WaPo contributor, describes ops of a major data-driven university
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Jon Boeckenstedt, associate vice president for Enrollment Management and Marketing, shares how DePaul university uses data to keep a competitive edge in enrolling quality students, yet providing opportunities to who need the most.
We talk about his Washington Post article, in which Jon discusses how the well-intentioned plans of elite universities to recruit more underserved populations 'are attempting to grab more' prestige.
We also discuss his findings about ACT scores and HS GPA and student success. His other work using Tableau on admissions data is equally amusing.
You will also learn, hidden under the spoken words, about Jon's guiding principles of his own success as well as the people he deeply cares about. What an amazing person!
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