Webinar: Tech Talk: Using Career Center Data to Predict Student Success for Administrators by 12twenty

About This Webinar

Discover the power of data-driven insights to elevate student success. In this exclusive Tech Talk, Kevin Monahan, Associate Dean and Director of Career and Professional Development at Carnegie Mellon University, will unveil actionable strategies for using critical data to predict student success.

We’ll also facilitate a live Q&A, specially for career center administrators. You’ll get to connect with your peers, share challenges, and discover solutions tailored to your unique needs.

Key Takeaways:

+ Precision in Career Guidance: Learn how to anticipate student career paths with data-driven precision.

+ Data-Backed Insights: Understand the power of data-backed insights in enhancing career advising effectiveness.

+ Transformative Analysis: Discover how analyzing career advising, job fair participation, and skills workshops can revolutionize your approach.

+ Equipped for Success: Get proven tips and advice to better guide students and families seeking evidence to support important decision-making.

Kevin Monahan

Associate Dean and Director, Career and Professional Development at Carnegie Mellon University

ince 2013, Kevin Monahan has spearheaded Carnegie Mellon University’s efforts to create and implement cutting-edge career programming, significantly expanding the CMU Career and Professional Development Center’s impact both locally and nationally.

Kevin frequently speaks at national and regional conferences like NACE, EACE, MwACE, and Career Leadership Collective events, sharing insights on using data to evaluate student engagement, scaling career services to serve all students effectively, and harnessing technology to enhance career development. He also consults with various universities, helping them transform their approach to career services.

Jeff Beavers

Innovation and Technology Consultant

Jeff Beavers has accumulated over 25 years of experience spanning campus recruiting, career services, and educational technology software systems. He has held roles at University of Illinois, Michigan State University, GE, Whirlpool Corp, AbbVie, and Yello. Currently, as an independent consultant, Jeff drives innovation in career services and talent acquisition. He also leads a 4-year USAID project in Africa, overseeing the launch of career centers at universities across Mozambique to support workforce and economic development.