Written for the people who read MSAs for a living. Short, practical, and specific. If we do not have something useful to say, we do not post.
Every post is written by a person who has sat across the table from a buying committee on the topic.
The structural difference between a VC-backed wellbeing vendor and a Foundation-backed one, written for the procurement team doing the diligence.
Utilization measures the front door. It tells you nothing about the living room. A defensible measurement framework starts with what actually changed.
What R1 student affairs teams learn in the first three terms, and the institutional moves that shift retention at the four-year mark.
A field note on why municipal public health strategy keeps listing loneliness without a measurement layer, and what a cleaner approach looks like.
The structural questions procurement teams should ask every vendor in this space.
What measurement actually requires, and where self-reporting stops being defensible.
Cohort-level belonging, retention mechanics, and what student affairs teams learn first.
Municipal and state public health, grant-cycle measurement, and community-scale connection.
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