Academic advising as a comprehensive campus process index

George posted on March 31, 2014 11:47

The NACADA monograph Academic Advising as A Comprehensive Campus Process was published in 1995 as the second book in the NACADA monograph series. Authors within the text offered a perspective of the relationship between advising and a number of vital related campus units. Within its pages college administrators found the help needed to create

As a part of NACADA 30th anniversary celebration the NACADA Clearinghouse of Academic Advising Resources has asked NACADA members to update and expand upon the most popular chapters within this classic work. Linked below are overviews that provide practical suggestions for establishing and maintaining the kinds of positive connections across campus that will lead to greater student persistence.

Clearinghouse Articles:

Career Advising Survey
Advising IS teaching: Providing adult learners with strategies for self- advocation, by Lisa G. Peck and Jennifer Varney
Assessment and institutional research, by Rich Robbins
Creating bridges between institutions: A brief look at advisors’ roles in transfer student transition, by Amanda Hatton, by Sarah Homer, and Leslie Park
Developing a good working relationship with the registrar's office, by Maura M. Reynolds
From bridges to coalitions: Collaboration between academic advising units and offices that support students of color, by Blane Harding
Implications for faculty advising 2011 National Survey, by Stephen Wallace
Integrating career and academic advising: Mastering the challenge, by Betsy McCalla-Wriggins
Preparing academic advisors for orientation programs, by Casey Self and Therese Aguayo
It takes a village: Academic advising and residence life at Miami University, by Stephanie Acheson-Beck & Jennifer Rybski
The cash connection: Understanding the role of financial aid in academic advising, by Jeanette L. Pellegrin and Jennifer L. Zabokrtsky
The puzzle of college students success: Fitting the counseling and advising pieces together, by Elizabeth J. Krumrei and Fred B. Newton

Articles:

Changing the Culture of Advising on Campus: A Three-Pronged Approach, via Academic Advising Today
Collaboration between different colleges/universities, via Academic Advising Today
Connecting advising across campus, via Academic Advising Today
Creating a collaborative culture in academic advisement, via Academic Advising Today
Presidents: Grateful for good advising, by Michael R. Gottfredson, the 17th president of the University of Oregon

The role of advisors in recruiting, via Academic Advising Today

Webinars:

NACADAP-APLU Partnership: Tools that Support Campus-wide Dialogue and Changing Culture
Foundations of Academic Advising: The Relational Component

These articles can be used as starting points for discussion during inservice sessions, at advisor brown bag lunches, or informally over coffee. Individual articles may be linked to a internal advisor training sites (such as Blackboard©) where the accompanying questions can be used on discussion boards. We hope that NACADA members will find these articles useful for stimulating conversations across campus that will lead to greater student success on their campuses.

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