Testimonials

  • David Weaver

    University of Alaska - Anchorage

  • Jennifer Oxtoby

    Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne

  • Dr. Susan Spangler

    Kanawha Valley Community & Technical College

  • Mary Jo Gonzales

    Iowa State University

  • Stephanie Bernasconi

    University of San Diego

  • Dana Gautcher

    Northern Illinois University

MAP-Works has helped us with cross-campus collaboration ... so that we work together and all share responsibility for student success.

Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne

Jennifer Oxtoby, Program Coordinator

MAP-Works is a part of the strategic plan, and it’s one of the number one ways we plan to make sure our students are successful.

Northern Illinois University

Dana Gautcher, Director, Office of Student Success

EBI has been an amazing professional resource for me! Utilizing the various assessment packages available through EBI has allowed me to better understand students, their experiences, and the learning that is occurring through their engagement with various programs and activities. EBI has made assessment easy!

University of North Dakota

Cassie Gerhardt, Ph.D., Program Director for Student Involvement

The partnership between ACUHO-I and EBI has benefited housing professionals more than ever imagined. When EBI introduced assessments and benchmarking they were unfamiliar concepts and today they are things we use on a daily basis and have improved our work with students, parents, staff, and faculty on our own campuses.

Central Michigan University

Joan M. Schmidt, Associate Director of Residence Life

I remember sitting in a breakout session at ACUHO-I '97 in Minneapolis as a small college Director of Residence Life (with minimal, non student affairs part-time staff). I was blown away by the transformative potential being presented by EBI leadership with real time, data driven benchmarking and have been on board ever since. EBI quickly became an extension of my staff in that they enabled me to provide answers specific to my students that would have taken countless focus groups to garner. The information then allowed me to put money, training and effort into areas important to the students. EBI remains innovative and forward thinking as evidenced by their partnering & development efforts for MAP-Works which I signed up for with no hesitation due to my previous 10 years with them. I can say with complete confidence that their responsiveness to end user feedback proves that they live up to their own slogan to remain catalysts for their OWN continuous improvement.

SUNY Fredonia

Gary Bice, Jr., Director of Residence Life

The program allows students to tell you what’s on their minds at a very early date. This helps get the right person on campus the right information to make the right interventions to keep students on campus. I’ve been in higher education for 26 years and haven’t seen anything like the MAP-Works program before.

University of Wyoming

Rebecca Vinzant, Assistant to the Vice President of Student Affairs

Implementing MAP-Works has been a wonderful thing for us. It occasions deep and rich conversations between faculty, staff, students, and their parents. The truly exciting part is the connectivity that comes with the communication process behind the survey, and how it helps us ensure students get the service they need when they need it.

IPFW

Bruce Busby, Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Success

We found that MAP-Works’ ability to put vital information about every interaction between a student and our staff just a click away opened new doors for expedient action.

University of San Diego

Donald Godwin, Ph.D, Dean of Students

MAP-Works has played a critical role in our Student Success Initiative. Taking stock of our freshmen during the first few weeks of their first semester has given us a snapshot of student experience that is very useful. We have been able to act on the data that MAP-Works provides.

Colorado State University

Paul Thayer, Associate Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Special Advisor to the Provost for Retention

Our first-year retention rate went from 67% to 74% and as the campus retention specialist, I believe that our investment in MAP-Works played a part in that increase.

West Liberty University

Amena Oliver Anderson, Retention Specialist

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News & Articles

  • Why They Stay

    A campus culture that ensures success and retention is built one caring person at a time. Almost everyone is familiar with the scenario of an opening convocation for first-year students when the president pauses dramatically to say, “Look to your left, look to your right; one of you will not be ... Read More »

  • Easing the college transition: MAP-Works survey complements UI focus on student success

    Danielle DeRouen didn’t expect anyone to be paying attention. Like other first-year University of Iowa students, she completed the online MAP-Works survey as part of the College Expectations course required of all new UI undergrads. The survey asked how she was adjusting to academic, social, ... Read More »

  • MAP-Works seeks to help new students adjust

    Having trouble adjusting? A new program called MAP-Works has been launched this semester to assist freshmen and transfer students as they adapt to Baylor life. MAP-Works uses survey questions to find out what students are struggling with in their academic and everyday lives. The ... Read More »

  • MAP-Works Student Retention Platform Reports Over $25 Million in Institutional Savings in 2012

    MAP-Works, the leading student success and retention program, today announced results of its 2012 campus implementation, showing 1,561 students were retained with over $25 million saved by sixty reporting institutions that use the MAP-Works student retention software. The survey, conducted ... Read More »

  • Retention survey results concern MU trustees

    Mansfield University's Council of Trustees heard the results Wednesday of a survey taken of first-year, first-time freshmen that left them concerned. The information, presented by Associate Directors for Student Life Ruth Hermansen and Andee Dunham, showed as many as one-third of those ... Read More »

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