The pandemic lockdowns of 2020 impacted more than just the spread of Covid-19. From global economic shifts to the normalization of working and learning remotely, communities around the world are still managing the aftermath of the global pandemic. In the higher-education landscape, many students have adopted a new culture of isolation as a result.

More and more of today’s college students share a transactional view of their education, and many express disinterest in learning on campus, engaging in campus activities, and connecting with their peers. However, today’s administrators want to change that.

To reinvigorate the pre-pandemic collaborative culture of higher education, some institutions are rethinking the traditional college campus and investing in more engaging student-centered recreation centers, dormitories, and cafeterias.

Check out the virtual forum where we discussed with campus planners and student-affairs experts the trends in student engagement.

Learn more about:

• What impact administrators can make on student engagement.
• What the social culture of commuter students looks like.
• Which new tools are being used in dormitories for community engagement.
• How student engagement can contribute to overall academic success.