"Improvement in rates of student success does not arise by chance. It requires intentional, structured, and proactive action that is systematic in nature and coordinated in application"

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View videos of presentations online:

• Prof. Brian O Connell - Opening address (Stellenbosch)
• Prof. Nthabiseng Ogude - Opening address: Seminar 2 (Pretoria)
• Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 1: Theoretical underpinnings and research framework for student success 
• Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 2: Promoting student success through support services 
• Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 3: Promoting student success at classroom level 
• Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 4: Promoting student success at institutional level
• Prof. Diane Grayson - CHE's Quality Enhancement Project
• Prof. Russel Botman - Closing Address (Stellenbosch)
• Prof. Renuka Vithal - Closing Address (Durban) 

Download presentations: 

 Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 1: Theoretical Underpinnings and Research
 Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 2: Lessons Learned: Access Without Support is Not Opportunity
 Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 3: Lessons Learned: Student Success Arises One Class at a Time
 Prof. Vincent Tinto - Talk 4: Lesson Learned: Student Success Does Not Arise by Chance
 Prof. Diane Grayson - CHE's Quality Enhancement Project