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AFLS Advisor Information Session

AFLS Advisor Information Session . May 2008. Campus Partners. Scholarship Office – Ms. Amy Martindale Math Department – Dr. Debbie Korth. Campus Partners. Provisionally admitted students - Dr. Karen Hodges. Orientation. See schedule Day 1 - Report to College Meeting

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AFLS Advisor Information Session

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  1. AFLS Advisor Information Session May 2008

  2. Campus Partners • Scholarship Office – Ms. Amy Martindale • Math Department – Dr. Debbie Korth

  3. Campus Partners • Provisionally admitted students - Dr. Karen Hodges

  4. Orientation • See schedule • Day 1 - Report to College Meeting in HOEC 102 at 3:30 p.m. - Escort student to HOEC 217 no later than 4:20 p.m. to complete the CSI • Day 2 - Report to HOEC 102 at 8:30 a.m.

  5. Additional Orientation concerns • FYE Courses • 8 SDCP

  6. Orientation Peer Mentoring – - 8 upperclassmen selected - Training completed on April 5 - Need your help recruiting and enrolling them in FYE

  7. Advising Web Page • Introduction • The merging of the Advising Manual and the Advising Web Page • Go live date – July 1

  8. Advising concerns • Exemption from ENGL 1013 and 1023 • Courses with a 199T designation can not be approved for Core Classes • Degree audit appointments

  9. Why do we depend so much on the advising relationship? • Advising is a process in which advisor and advisee enter a dynamic relationship respectful of the student's concerns. Ideally, the advisor serves as teacher and guide in an interactive partnership aimed at enhancing the student's self-awareness and fulfillment. O'Banion, T. (1972). An academic advising model. Junior College Journal, 42, 62-69.

  10. Questions and answers • New faculty – feel free to stay if you have additional questions

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