ISBN No. 978-1-935140-29-0

Pages: 32
Order Number: PG09
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Academic Advising Syllabus: Advising as Teaching in Action, 2nd Edition - Pocket Guide #9

The first edition of this Pocket Guide was adapted directly from the December 2006 live Webinar broadcast, Academic Advising Syllabus: Advising as Teaching in Action, presented by Karen Thurmond (University of Memphis) and Charlie Nutt (NACADA Executive Office).  In the first edition, Web-links were given to examples of advising syllabi that were being utilized by NACADA members.  In this second edition, new and up-dated versions of syllabi that have proven to work well at a variety of insitutional types have been included in the publication.

Readers of this Pocket Guide will learn:

• how academic advising should be viewed as a teaching and learning process and articulated as such to the campus community,
• benefits of using an advising syllabus,
• steps to developing an advising syllabus, and
• how an advising syllabus can be implemented on a campus

For additional information about the Webinar from which this Pocket Guide was adapted, click here.

ISBN No. 978-1-935140-05-4

Pages: 32
Order Number: PG05
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Components of a Successful Faculty Advising Program - Pocket Guide #5

This Pocket Guide contains material adapted from the February 2007, live Webinar broadcast presented by Jayne Drake (Temple University) and Charlie Nutt (NACADA Executive Office).

The goal of this publication is to be as specific as possible in offering readers practical insights on faculty advising and the step-by-step ways in which institutions -- whether large or small, public or private, two-year or four-year -- can engage faculty more effectively in academic advising.

For additional information about the Webinar from which this Pocket Guide was adapted, click here.

ISBN No. 978-1-935140-06-1

Pages: 32
Order Number: PG06
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Pocket Guide #6 synthesizes material from the April 2007 Webinar presented by Tomarra Adams (University of Louisville) and Charlie Nutt (NACADA Executive Office).

Academic advising has a curriculum and pedagogy for teaching and, thus, must have clearly articulated student learning outcomes.  With this foundation, the intended outcomes for this publication are for readers to:

• learn the purposes for student learning outcomes,
• gain an understanding of the variety of student learning outcomes that must be a part of any advising program,
• learn how student learning outcomes will drive the teaching and learning experiences in the advising relationship, and
• explore the key points to consider when developing student learning outcomes for your campus.

For additional information about the Webinar from which this Pocket Guide was adapted, click here.