A Service-Member Focused Educational Profile August 3, 2012 Leslie A. Miller, PhD, PHR.

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A Service-Member Focused Educational Profile August 3, 2012 Leslie A. Miller, PhD, PHR

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages

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© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages High Helicopter VS. Deep Dive

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages “We've got to prepare our people with the skills they need to compete in this global economy…” “We seek to help an additional 5 million Americans earn degrees and certificates in the next decade…” President Barack Obama July 14, 2009

S IGNIFICANT N UMBER OF THOSE E ARNING D EGREES ARE N ON T RADITIONAL Choy’s (2002) analysis of National Center for Educational Statistics data (‘99-’00) 73% of students demonstrate at least one non-traditional characteristic Reeves, Miller, and Rouse’s (2012) analysis of NCES data (’07 – ‘08) 70% of students demonstrate at least one non-traditional characteristic

Who are we seeking to help today? Who is at the heart of our discussions today ?

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages T HE P ROBLEM We Have the Best Military in the World – U.S. service members selflessly place their lives in danger to protect our freedom. In return for their courage and dedication, service members qualify for generous financial assistance to further their education and earn their degrees

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages T HE P ROBLEM We Have the Best Military in the World – U.S. service members selflessly place their lives in danger to protect our freedom. In return for their courage and dedication, service members qualify for generous financial assistance to further their education and earn their degrees Unique Needs and Challenges – Money is not frequently enough; service members experience unique challenges and have unique needs not common to typical college students that hinder degree completion

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages T HE P ROBLEM We Have the Best Military in the World – U.S. service members selflessly place their lives in danger to protect our freedom. In return for their courage and dedication, service members qualify for generous financial assistance to further their education and earn their degrees Unique Needs and Challenges – Money is not frequently enough; service members experience unique challenges and have unique needs not common to typical college students that hinder degree completion The “Military Friendly” Institution of Higher Education – Many sources are available for identifying what military- friendly institutions “do” to retain military learners and help them earn degrees

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages T HE P ROBLEM We Have the Best Military in the World – U.S. service members selflessly place their lives in danger to protect our freedom. In return for their courage and dedication, service members qualify for generous financial assistance to further their education and earn their degrees Unique Needs and Challenges – Money is not frequently enough; service members experience unique challenges and have unique needs not common to typical college students that hinder degree completion The “Military Friendly” Institution of Higher Education – Many sources are available for identifying what military-friendly institutions “do” to retain military learners and help them earn degrees Rating System – Lacking is a comprehensive educational profile/rating system that includes commonly agreed upon observable and measurable best practices (associated with empirically-tested desired outcomes) that service members and educational institutions can use to evaluate schools

W HAT M IGHT B E THE B ENEFITS ?

T HE B ENEFITS American Taxpayers—With billions of U.S. tax dollars invested in educational benefits for military personnel each year, the U.S. government can demonstrate fiscal responsibility by proactively evaluating how well academic institutions adapt to the needs of our country’s service members.

T HE B ENEFITS American Taxpayers—With billions of U.S. tax dollars invested in educational benefits for military personnel each year, the U.S. government can demonstrate fiscal responsibility by proactively evaluating how well academic institutions adapt to the needs of our country’s service members. Individual Service Members—With a standardized rating system, military personnel will be empowered to make data-driven decisions about which educational institutions best align with their individual needs.

T HE B ENEFITS American Taxpayers—With billions of U.S. tax dollars invested in educational benefits for military personnel each year, the U.S. government can demonstrate fiscal responsibility by proactively evaluating how well academic institutions adapt to the needs of our country’s service members. Individual Service Members—With a standardized rating system, military personnel will be empowered to make data-driven decisions about which educational institutions best align with their individual needs. Colleges and Universities—By deepening their understanding the unique needs of military personnel, academic institutions can develop military-focused programs and curriculum to improve learning outcomes and track progress over time.

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages T HE V ALUE Flexible — Since the needs of military learners vary, the profile can be easily customized to meet different service members’ unique situations and requirements (e.g., active duty, deployed, retired, disabled, etc.). Modular — By focusing on best-practice categories, educational institutions can strategically use portions of the profile to regularly assess, align, and improve their curriculum and support services. Benchmarks — The profile’s standardized metrics provide comparative performance information to stakeholders so they can evaluate a variety of educational institutions. “A living tool ” — Adopting an industry-wide standard encourages collaboration between the military and academic institutions to update the profile continuously and provide service members with the best educational experience.

© 2010 University of Phoenix, Inc. All rights reserved Employers / researchers – study how the changing nature of work will impact future skills Employers / researchers - educate future and current workers Employers – offer TAP and tie to strategic objectives such as increasing the number of employees with specific degrees, and who can speak specific languages I NITIAL D EVELOPMENT P ROCESS F UTURE D EVELOPMENT P ROCESS Two-phase quantitative descriptive correlational study to (a) describe the practices experts, members of the military, educational institutions, and advocacy groups collectively agree 21 st century service member focused institutions of higher education demonstrate, and (b) examine the relationship between institution of higher education demonstration of agreed on practices and key service member outcomes (e.g., grades, retention, and degree completion).

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