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Enrollment and retention – that’s the mantra at 91��Ƶ, and those are the topics of this month’s video message from 91��Ƶ President Rick Bailey. The state of Oregon provides about $30 million per year in funding for 91��Ƶ, and the university generates about $282 million annually in economic activity – $9 for every dollar invested by the state. The university keeps that engine humming – and maintains or increases the state’s investment – by increasing the number of students it serves, and by giving those students reasons to remain at 91��Ƶ through graduation. President Bailey introduces the “ 91��Ƶ Raider Influencer Card,” which has a QR code on the back that allows the holder of the card to waive the fee to apply at 91��Ƶ. “It’s all about customer service,” he says. Then there’s the “Lollypop Moment” – lollypops with QR codes that enable students to give feedback via a Google Document for great interactions with faculty or staff members. “Project Architect” is the ongoing initiative that aims to bump up both enrollment and retention at 91��Ƶ, through the mindful and daily efforts of all campus community members.