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The academic affairs team at the University of Memphis (UofM) recruits faculty most effectively when there’s little to no involvement from their human resources team, so that’s exactly how HR and academic affairs designed the process. -
Emerson College’s academic affairs team enjoys a faculty recruitment process that’s free from certain human resources’ constraints. -
Expanding talent management improvement: Simplifying hiring for work-study students and stakeholdersLike many higher education institutions, Aims Community College partners with off-campus employers — known as community partners — to expand their work-study program. -
To hire and retain diverse and talented faculty, colleges and universities must develop a fair, consistent and defensible hiring process, but high faculty applicant volume can make that challenging. -
Higher education talent management teams often struggle to secure necessary resources to invest in new technology — unless the value is so obvious, leadership immediately buys in. -
See how Montana State University improved recruiting by engaging internal stakeholders and using their applicant tracking system’s full capabilities. -
Colleges and universities often want more data to make better business decisions, but once they get it, do they know how to best use it? -
Colorado State University’s investment in SelectSuite training pays dividends in high adoption ratesHaving the right tools to accomplish a critical task — and believing and trusting in those tools — can make a world of difference. -
Leaders at Appalachian State University (App State) in Boone, North Carolina, understand the importance of providing a positive experience to new hires, which is why they implemented Onboard — the automated onboarding solution from PeopleAdmin. -
When Brian K. Dickens, Ph.D., vice president of human resources, joined Ithaca College in New York, leaders at the institution were in the process of choosing a new talent management solutions provider … and Brian knew exactly who to choose. -
The various tools higher education institutions use to complete tasks related to hiring, payroll, performance, benefits, and more all share a common flaw: They create inefficient information silos. -
College and university leaders seeking to maximize return on investment (ROI) in their talent management solutions are turning to a service so obvious, it’s often overlooked: solution training. -
When leaders at Tarrant County College (TCC) in Fort Worth, Texas, realized their adjunct faculty members were essentially taking on the role of full-time faculty, they knew they needed to make changes to avoid noncompliance penalties. -
As with any journey, it’s often those who travel with the best equipment and most skilled companions who reach their destination successfully. Growing Appalachian State University (App State) — on a recent mission to improve its talent management processes — is no exception.
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When Wendy Haynes, manager of compensation and recruitment at Tarleton State University, approached her administrators about upgrading from PeopleAdmin 5.8 to SelectSuite a few years ago — “to take care of the business that we needed to take care of,” she explained — they were hesitant to move forward with the upgrade. -
Many colleges and universities are deeply steeped in traditions that guide their missions and plans for the future. And occasionally, technology can complement that history and further advance the educational mission.
PeopleAdmin Success Stories
Tommy Siragusa
2017-09-10T16:25:37+00:00