Monthly Archives: September 2012

Maxient is proud to co-sponsor “Asking the Right Questions and Answering Yours: A Day of Conversations around Title IX Investigations”, to be held on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington.

This day long drive-in workshop will be facilitated by Dr. Lee Bird of Oklahoma State University and Mary Beth Mackin of University of Wisconsin – Whitewater.  More information, including a schedule and online registration, is available here!

This morning’s edition of The Lamron, the student newspaper of SUNY Geneseo, features a great article about what using Maxient has meant for their school’s conduct process.  Less paper waste, better data tracking, and an easier means of communicating with their students are just some of the advantages cited that they’ve realized since Geneseo began using Maxient in August 2011.  Check out the full article here!

As higher ed business decisions become increasingly data driven, schools need analytic capabilities they can rely upon.  In this article from The Daily Gamecock, staff from the University of South Carolina‘s Division of Student Affairs talk quantitatively about the increase in incidents on their campus.  Proof of that increase helped their Office of Student Conduct make a successful case for an additional $100,000 from the Board of Trustees to hire two new staff members.

“With incidents rising, University bolsters Student Conduct staff”  The Daily Gamecock, September 9, 2012

Numbers like this don’t come from thin air.  The University, a Maxient client since 2004, relies on the unparalleled analytics available in Conduct Manager to speak intelligently about trends on their campus and staffing needs.  Do you have access to the statistics your institution needs to support its mission?  If not, click here to contact us and learn more about how Maxient can help.