Matthew Marcial Named as Chief Executive Officer of NACAS
NACAS, the largest auxiliary and ancillary services organization serving higher education, announced today that they have...
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NACAS Research Reports
You provided the data... now we're making sense of it. Scroll through our list of reports to see how NACAS Research demonstrates the value of auxiliaries and how they enrich the lives of students on college campuses.
2021 Benchmarking Executive Summary
We are happy to share our 2021 Benchmarking Executive Summary with members and business partners. Our initial report captured what auxiliary services were like before the pandemic. A year later, we can see the impact this global crisis has had, not only on our industry but on higher education as a whole.
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Partner Snapshot: Transact Campus
Partner Snapshots show how NACAS Business Partners are supporting student success through best practices in their communities. This edition is focused on the importance of mobile-first technology in the coronavirus era.
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Campus Snapshot: North Carolina State University
Campus Snapshots show how NACAS member institutions are supporting student success through best practices in their communities. This edition is focused on student employment at North Carolina State University.
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Report: Student Success and Auxiliary Employment Study
Auxiliaries are commonly among the largest employers of students on college campuses. As the cost of living and education expenses rise, students across the country need jobs to pay the bills and support their academic studies. To explore what motivates today’s working college student and understand the potential impact that auxiliaries can have on the student experience through employment, NACAS Research conducted a national survey in partnership with Riddle & Bloom.
Infographic: How Do Students Define Success?
NACAS Research has found that there is a direct positive correlation between students who consider themselves highly successful and the rate at which they believe auxiliary services is important to their success.
We believe auxiliary service professionals can close this gap between perceived importance and the feeling of direct impact. What students are asking for to improve their success is outside the classroom access: more time with academic staff, access to their community and peer-to-peer mentoring, and more access to you as auxiliary services professionals and student employers.
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Campus Snapshot: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Campus Snapshots show how NACAS member institutions are supporting student success through best practices in their communities. This edition is focused on student employment at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
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Benchmarking 2020 Executive Summary
View our 2020 Benchmarking Executive Summary. Thank you to all participants and volunteers who helped turn this vision into a reality! Our benchmarking data provides the threads that tie auxiliary portfolios together, contributing to the collective good of your communities.
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