If advising is teaching, then learning style matters. Learning style can be described as the way individuals perceive and interpret reality or acquire and organize information.

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academic support, learning styles, advising as teaching

Resources on advising in learning communities.

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links, examples, first year, learning communities

How to lead change no matter what your position.

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change, leadership, leading

  Understanding Knowledge Management: Developing a Foundation for Future Advising Practices Todd Little 2010 Introduction Understand...

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organization, management, knowledge, practice

The intrusive model of advising is action-orientated to involving and motivating students to seek help when needed.

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Intrusive Advising, proactive, motivate students

Job Interview Resource Links

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interview, become an advisor, hiring, preparation, questions, job, becoming an advisor

Teaching etiquette helps college students establish the self-confidence needed for job interviews conducted over a luncheon. Interviews are stressful enough without having to wonder what fork should be used during which course or what to do with your napkin if it falls on the floor. Lastly, Unfortunately, some students fail to learn good manners while growing up.

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interview, business etiquette

Interpreting the CAS Standards for Academic Advising By Marsha Miller 2012 What is CAS? The Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher ...

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assessment, evaluation, CAS, pillars

News for Advisors and Students on International Travel: How AAU Universities Are Responding to Trump’s Travel Ban, USA Today AAU Comment...

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students, links, resources, international, abroad, foreign

 Intentional use of Technology for Academic Advising Authored by: George E. Steele Digging a hole is easier using a shovel than a rake. Finding...

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technology, advising