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We talk a lot about students ghosting colleges, but what about when we’re the ones who disappear? This week, we take a closer look at why admissions offices sometimes go silent, what that means for relationships, and how to re-engage students more intentionally.
Our guests bring both the high school and college perspectives:
Diane Campbell, Director of College Counseling at Liberty Common School (CO) and Past President of Rocky Mountain ACAC
Dr. Jose Valentine, Dean of Enrollment Management at San Jacinto College (TX) and President-Elect of Texas ACAC
They share honest reflections on communication gaps, data-driven follow-up, and how to keep students feeling seen, even when time and budgets are tight.
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And here goes another season! Starting next week, season 12 of the Lunchcast will drop in your feed every Tuesday.
Eight episodes, all with one theme: what *actually* works?
Each week, we'll bring you a discussion with one influencer and one practitioner, all with a goal of giving you something t…
More on the secret roundtables — this time, what's actually going to be discussed.
Megan Cooley on email marketing: what happens when nobody has time to think strategically about what they're sending, and where the gaps in the nurture sequence tend to sit.
Teege on staff morale and enrollment succe…
Everyone's posting. What's actually landing?
This week we're asking what moves a student versus what's just noise we're all making at each other ... the polish-versus-authenticity question, who should be holding the account, and whether anyone under 18 cares when a building was built.
Influencer …
Season 12 starts where the fall always starts: on the road.
This season we're asking one question: what actually works? Not what's trendy, not what we've always done. First up: recruitment travel.
What makes a high school visit worth the drive? When is a college fair actually doing something for …
A short one, and a quiet one.
Teege and Megan Cooley are running a series of secret roundtables on Thursday, October 8, a block from the NACAC convention center. No slides. No presentations. No laptops. Just five to fifteen people around a table talking about the work.
Four discussions: Jeremy Tier…
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