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George posted on March 03, 2014 11:45

NACADA resources:

Supporting an out-of-state student population through living-learning communities, via Academic Advising Today, 2012
Advising in learning communities: A collaborative approach, Lori McLean, Katie Lackey, Pam Hennessey, & Ruthanna Payne, 2011
Moving into students' spaces: The impact of location of academic advising on student engagement among undecided students, Janet Heiss Arms, Alberto F. Cabrera and Aaron M. Brower, NACADA Journal, 2008
Learning communities and academic advising, Academic Advising Today, 2006

Other resources:

High impact practices, via American Association of Colleges and Universities, 2008
Taking courses as a group helps community-college freshmen succeed, via The Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008
The Meaning of “Student-Centered” Advising: Challenges to the Advising Learning Community, The Mentor, 2002
The National Resource Center for Learning Communities
What Have We Learned About Learning Communities at Community Colleges?, MDRC, 2012

Institution webpages:

Indiana University
Kansas State University
Loyola University - First-year Learning Communities
Southern Arkansas University
University of Northern Iowa

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