Andrea Carroll-Glover joined RNL in 2022, bringing nearly 30 years of higher education leadership, business, technology, and industry experience. As vice president and senior consultant, Andrea advises RNL partner clients on how to solve their biggest challenges by leveraging market insights and data-informed industry best practices to shape sustainable institutional strategies and practices.
Previous experience
Prior to joining RNL, Andrea served in campus leadership positions, most recently as vice provost for online strategy and programs and chief online officer at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. She has also served in leadership roles at Rasmussen University and Capella University, driving innovation and enrollment growth through robust, differentiated academic program portfolios. She has served as a trusted advisor to presidents, their cabinets, and boards in public, private, for-profit, and not-for-profit institutions across the United States.
Education
She holds a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Marketing from Capella University and a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Education Management from the University of Minnesota. She is currently an Ed.D. candidate at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Recent presentations and insights
- The Alternative Credentials Landscape, UPCEA Regional Conference
- RNL Regional Workshop: A Holistic View of Generating Inquiries for Online Education
Quotes from Andrea
“I’m in education because it makes a difference in helping people achieve their personal missions, and to change their lives for good. I fell in love with higher education after working in tech and realizing that the same strategies the commercial world uses can be harnessed to better engage students and further their success.”
“Online education strategy begins with an understanding of who you are serving, what they need, and how you can meet those needs. Understanding the unique needs of adult learners helps us design programs and services that can meet these needs and help them succeed. When we remember who we are serving, we can craft the best possible student experience, which is at the core of our mission.”