Non-traditional learners - parents, full-time workers, neurodivergent students, and first-generation attendees - now constitute the New Majority in higher education. These students arrive on campus with a complex set of needs that traditional systems were never designed to meet.
Join us as we sit down with a panel of experts (including Angela Baldasare, SVP Research, Strategy & Planning at National University) to discuss how institutions are adapting to support the complex needs of the New Majority.
We’ll discuss:
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Who the New Majority are: We’ll take a look at Genio’s latest research into how the demographics in Higher Education are changing
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What the New Majority need: We’ll discuss why institutions need to reimagine support for the new majority
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How Institutions are reimagining support: Our panel of experts will share how they’re innovating on campus to provide modern support for the modern learner
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Future-Proofing the Institution: How evolving support for the New Majority is a strategic necessity to ensure long-term financial and academic sustainability.
All registrants will receive a copy of ‘The 2026 New Majority Learner Report’, Genio’s newly released latest research into how student demographics in Higher Education are changing, and what institutions can do to adapt.
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