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Editors:
Heidi Koring and Susan Campbell.
Chapter Authors:
Heidi Koring, Susan Campbell, Victoria McGillin, Harmony Hayes,
Kathleen Murphy, Barbara Mellix, Deborah Johnson, Kim-Marie
Martin Jenkins, and Mari Normyle.
Peer Advising is designed
to introduce readers to the critical elements of successful
peer advising programs. Peer advising is an important way
institutions can extend advising services to students; in
turn it provides a way to enrich the student experience for
those engaging in this paraprofessional role on their campuses.
Monograph contents range from theory to design and delivery
of a peer advising program. Recruitment, selection and development
of peer advisors are highlighted; program budgets, assessment,
and evaluation suggestions are shared. Exemplary practices
from across the country highlight chapter content.
ISBN
No. 978-1-935140-13-9
Publication
Date: 2005
Chapter titles:
- An introduction to peer advising
- Choosing a model and mode of delivery
- From theory to practice: Designing a peer advising program
- Recruiting, selecting and developing peer advisors
- Administrative issues: Supervision, evaluation, budget, funding, and legal issues
- Putting it all together: A summary and guidelist for designing a peer advising program
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Pages:
98
Order Number: M13
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