Faculty Advisory Training
Student Success through Advising for Retention, Progress and Graduation (SSARPG) is a committee appointed to develop and deliver a program to SPSU faculty (full time and part time) to increase their knowledge and skills in academic advising and to provide easily accessible advising support materials and resources for their use. Effective in 2012, the advising program will include the opportunity for faculty to be designated as a Master Advisor.
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2013 Advising Updates |
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This workshop is required for all full-time faculty and provides an update of advising-related information and initiatives for the current academic year. The workshop is fully online and asynchronous. All full-time faculty should register for the workshop through the CTE; you will be given log-in information once registered. Outcomes:
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Advising Military Students: A Campus-wide Collaboration |
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| Location: CTE Flexible Classroom | Moderator: Dan Branham | |||
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This seminar will be a panel discussion feature speakers from Career and Counseling, Financial Aid, the ATTIC and the Registrar’s office. Each panelist will speak on the services they provide to our military students and what advisors should be aware of when referring military students to these specific offices. Participants will be able to:
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Appreciative Advising: What Every Advisor Needs to Know |
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| Location: CTE Flexible Classroom | Presenter: Sonia Toson | |||||
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Appreciative Advising is the collaborative practice of asking positive, open-ended questions that help students optimize their educational experiences and achieve their dreams, goals, and potential. It is encompasses a fully student-centered approach to student development. Come learn how appreciative advising can be used to increase student retention and success rates! Participants will be able to:
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