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Allison Calhoun-Brown on Improving Academic Advising

How do you move from hash marks on paper to a national model for student success? In this Innovating Together episode, Allison Calhoun-Brown, Senior VP for Student Success and Chief Enrollment Officer at Georgia State University, shares how her team built a proactive, data-informed advising model that has transformed student support. Takeaways from the episode: 🟧 Why proactive advising and predictive analytics are not the same thing — and why the distinction matters. 🟧 The practical steps GSU took to clean up data and align advising. 🟧 How a data-informed model helped close equity gaps and drive student success. 🟧 Lessons for any institution seeking to scale what works and transform advising systems. Thanks to our partners Inside Higher Ed, Mainstay, and Carnegie Corporation of New York. #InnovatingTogether #StudentSuccess #HigherEd #scalingwhatworks 00:00 Introduction 02:24 Predictive Analytics Allison Calhoun-Brown 09:26 Student Centered Advising 11:28 The Playbook 13:29 Get the Data 20:23 Standard of Care 22:50 Generate Buy In 26:36 Support Student Engagement 29:35 Advising Key Review 30:32 Question and Answer CONNECT WITH US: Website: http://www.theuia.org/ Newsletter: https://theuia.org/sign-our-monthly-n... Twitter:   / uiainnovation   Facebook:   / uiainnovation   The University Innovation Alliance is a multi-campus laboratory for student success innovation that helps university leaders dramatically accelerate the implementation of scalable solutions to increase the number and diversity of college graduates. Founded in 2014 by a group of pioneering university chancellors and presidents committed to breaking down silos to collaboration and testing, sharing, and scaling ideas that can help more students succeed, our members span the geographic diversity of the US and enroll over 450,000 students, 170,000 of whom are students of color and 140,000 of whom are Pell recipients. Most importantly, our campuses have increased our low-income graduates since 2014 by 46% and our graduates of color by 85%, as well as having graduated an additional 97,000 students overall. #HigherEducation