Meet The Commons contributors comprised of practitioners, leaders, and operators across financial aid, admissions, compliance, career services, student success, and school leadership.
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Ways to contribute
The Commons is built by practitioners. Whether you've solved a challenge, led a new initiative, or learned something worth passing along, there are several ways to share your experience with the community.
Write from experience
Write about something you've actually done. It could be a process, a decision, a template, a lesson, etc. We edit lightly and publish with your byline and headshot.
Be a podcast guest
We'll have a 30-minute conversation about something you've worked through. We pre-interview, prep together, and edit before publishing. You'll get the audio and the transcript.
Lead a roundtable
Host a small-group virtual lesson (12-20 attendees) and walk through a real decision. The group will ask question. Conversational, not presentational. One slide, max.
Have an idea to contribute?
No polished proposal required. Tell us what you'd like to share, and we'll help determine the best format, whether that's an article, podcast conversation, or roundtable discussion.
How would you like to contribute?
Not sure which to choose? Pick one and we can help match it to the right format.
Write a post
Submit a short summary of your idea. We'll review it, follow up, and help shape it into a published resource.
Podcast guest
Tell us about yourself and the ideas you'd bring to the show. We'll be in touch about scheduling.
Roundtable speaker
Share your area of expertise and we'll match you to an upcoming roundtable discussion.
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