Higher One, which provides refund management services to higher education institutions, has won Innovator of the Year award from a New Haven, Conn. business journal. “So many times innovation is not so much about invention as it is about applying common sense to problem-solving,” Matthew Nemerson, president and CEO of the Connecticut Technology Council, says of Higher One. And, in Higher One’s case, innovation emerged from “some smart folks getting together and thinking about a market that needed to be served…” Read the complete story here. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/cr80news-4.gif)
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Northland Pioneer College in Holbrook, Arizona has selected Higher One to help electronically distribute Financial Aid and scholarship refund disbursements to students. Currently, students can only receive their refunds by a paper check, which means administrations spend long hours printing, stuffing, and organizing checks while students wait even longer to receive them. read more »Southern University at New Orleans has partnered with Higher One, the technology and payment services company focused on higher education, to electronically distribute Financial Aid and other refund disbursements to its students. read more »Florida State College at Jacksonville has partnered with technology and payment services provider Higher One to help electronically distribute Financial Aid and other refund disbursements to students. read more »University Business Magazine and Higher One are honoring seven colleges and universities in their summer 2010 Models of Efficiency program, to honor institutions of higher learning that meet the education business and technology challenges of today’s campuses. read more »The New Canaan Public School District in Connecticut is in planning to participate in a “technology experiment,” which would utilize RFID technology to track students, staff and school property, according to local news report. read more »Set to launch in June is a student geared, eco-friendly, electronic coupon campaign designed to save student consumers money, while at the same time generate more business for local establishments, reports The Gainesville Sun. read more » |
