NACADA resources:

• Creating a personal philosophy of academic advising, by David Freitag, 2011
• Voices from the field: Advisement philosophy, by Nikki Allen Dyer via The New Advisor Guidebook, 2007
• Your Advising Philosophy: Built From the Ground Up Live Workshop Recording here: https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/518463b430c14e6eae31c4c02447f0501d
  1. Description: This workshop will guide you through meaningful reflection of your advising practice, and provide you the tools for building and articulating your own advising philosophy. With the right framework, you can express your advising purpose and define your personal brand. Q&A with the presenters will complete this interactive session. Co-sponsored by the Advisor Training & Development Advising Community and presented by Jaclyn Graves, Academic Advisor at Temple University, Dr. Amanda Neuber, Associate Director of Temple University Honors Program and Dr. A. Musu Davis, Administrative Director of the SAS Honors Program at Rutgers University.
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Other resources:

Statement of Advising Philosophy Prompts

Examples of personal advising philosophies:

• James Krotz, via Purdue University
• Cindy Firestein, via Simmons College
• David Freitag, via personal web site
• Kacey Gregerson, via University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts
• Julian Hermida, via personal web site
• Sean Foley, via Northern Kentucky University
• Emily Clossin, via Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis 
• Stephanie Morawo, via Auburn University
• Megan Denney, via University of Oklahoma 
• Seth Finck, via Temple University
• Rafael Almanzar, via Texas A&M-College Station
• Dr. Jessica Simmons, via University of Central Florida 
• Natalie Peirce, University of Central Missouri
• Kayla Ford, via The University of Texas at Austin 
• Brittany Wise, via Missouri State University 
• Jordan Dade, via University of California Davis 
• Leslie Ross, via Georgia Institute of Technology 
• Jessica Rankin, via Kansas State University 
• Denise A. Thomas, Wayne State University

Examples of staff advising philosophies:

• Aims Community College, staff advising philosophies
• SUNY Albany staff, advising philosophies
• Elon University, Philosophy of Academic Advising

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