CampusCruiser Communities Enhance New Student Experience at Suffolk Law School

Numerous research studies over the last three decades confi rm that students’ decisions to withdraw from college or graduate school are signifi cantly affected by the degree of their intellectual and social integration into the life of the institution (see study references). Those students who integrate well into the higher education environment are more likely to successfully complete their studies than those who do not. Find out how Suffolk Law School uses CampusCruiser technology to integrate new students into campus life starting the moment they are accepted to the institution.

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Widener was interested in creating an online community, secure and functional, that could enhance communication, classroom instruction, and routine business functions important to student success. We have and our portal is ready!

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Collaboration Cultivation

By providing a space for campus clubs, groups, and organizations to interact online, colleges actually encourage community growth and participation. CampusCruiser can meet the needs of both traditional communities with virtual office space as well as web-born communities due to a very flexible and robust tool set.

  • RSS Publishing
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Typical Communities Include:

  • Management Groups / Offices
  • Departments
  • Student Life Organizations / Clubs
  • Committees
  • Alumni Associations
  • Cohorts
  • Special Interest Groups
  • Incoming First Year Students
  • Prospects and Applicants

None of the CampusCruiser community tools require special technical skills associated with Web design or Web publishing.

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