Module 2: Overview of Advising Roles, Tasks and Functions, March 14, 1 - 2:30 p.m.
Module 3: Essential Policies and Procedures, March 16, 1 - 4:30 p.m.
Module 6: The Art of Referring, March 18, 1 - 3 p.m. Please contact Kate Bernas, ab9599@wayne.edu, if you have any questions.
Advisor Drop-ins | | March 16 at Noon Overview of WSU Success for Underrepresented Students in Graduate Education (SURGE) program. SURGE is a graduate mentorship program supporting students from underserved backgrounds, including first-generation college students, who may be considering applying to graduate school. Presenter: Nick Mattar, WSU Graduate School. Click link in title to join. | | |
Resource of the Month | | Stars 2.0 Unique URL Advisors who use the Stars 2.0 appointment system are able to provide a unique URL to students that will allow them direct access to their appointments. The url template to use is: https://stars.wayne.edu/student/advisor/ADVISORACCESS ID Advisors can let their students know that this is the best way to schedule with them directly and can add this link to emails, websites, or other communications. Please reach out to Kate Bernas (ab9599) with any questions. | | |
NACADA Events | | NACADA Mentoring Program for Region 5 Want to get involved in NACADA but don’t know how? The Region 5 Mentoring Program is a way to get started! You can become a mentor and give back to the advising profession. You can become a mentee and receive guidance. We all benefit when making NACADA connections across Region 5 and the possibilities are tremendous. Who knows? Maybe through a new NACADA mentoring connection, you could develop a future NACADA proposal. The new application process is streamlined and uses your interests to establish mentor/mentee pairs. The sign up deadline is Sunday, March 20. Click the link in the title for more information and to access the application. If you have questions, please contact the Region 5 Mentoring Program Coordinator, Di Dingman at ddingman@indiana.edu. | | |
Introducing | | Meet Monika! Take a few minutes to get to know the newest advisor in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Monika Salakiak, Departments of Mathematics and Public Health. Click the link in the title for her Q&A style intro by Stacie Moser. | | |
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