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There is still time to register for the
Administrators' Institute to be held January 30 – February
1, 2005, in St. Pete Beach, FL. We are looking forward to another
great Institute in the sun!
If you would like to hear about and exchange ideas focused specifically
on issues facing academic advising administrators, we hope you will
join us.
What better place to learn about Assessment
than near the warm sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico! Join us
for this working Institute to be held February 2 – 4, 2005,
in St. Pete Beach, FL. There is still time to register.
We have had a great response for
the Engaging Faculty Seminar to be held January 27– 28, 2005,
in St. Pete Beach, FL. Enrollment is limited. If you plan to attend
the Seminar, it is critical that you fax the Executive Office a
copy of your registration form as soon as possible.
Take advantage of NACADA conferences near
you, or fly off to another great part of the U.S. or Canada to meet
new friends and colleagues. For more detailed information
about these Regional conferences, click
here!
| Region 1. Northeast |
March 23-25, 2005 |
Montreal, Canada |
| Region 2. Mid-Atlantic |
April 17-19, 2005 |
Virginia Beach, VA |
| Region 3. Mid-South |
April 10-12, 2005 |
Louisville, KY |
| Region 4. Southeast |
March 6-8, 2005 |
Tuscaloosa, AL |
| Region 5. Great Lakes |
March 17-19, 2005 |
Toronto, Canada |
| Region 6. North Central |
April 21-22, 2005 |
Sioux Falls, SD |
| Region 7. South Central |
March 3-5 2005 |
Oklahoma City, OK |
| Region 8. Northwest |
April 20-22, 2005 |
Portland, OR |
| Region 9. Pacific |
To Be Announced |
Emeryville (San Francisco), CA |
| Region 10. Rocky Mountain |
March 2-4, 2005 |
Denver, CO |
For the most complete consideration
of advising available, you and/or your team should meet in either
St. Paul, MN, or Colorado Springs, CO, at this year's week-long
Summer Institutes. Developing strong networks among colleagues
at the Institutes will be only one of the benefits to you, your
team and your program. Expert faculty will share pertinent
information in a variety of ways - through general sessions, workshops,
topical sessions, and small group discussions. You can't afford
to miss this chance to make a difference at your institution through
the knowledge you will gain. For more information visit http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/Events/SummerInst/index.htm.
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Hitting
the Jackpot: Making Academic Success a Sure Bet!
Wednesday,
October 5 – Saturday, October 8, 2005
Bally's and Paris Hotels
Las Vegas, Nevada |
February
8, 2005,
is the deadline to submit a presentation proposal for the
Las Vegas conference - submit now to assure thorough consideration
of your proposal!
Advisors,
administrators, faculty, counselors, career development specialists,
researchers, graduate students-we want to hear from you, whether
you are a novice or an experienced presenter.
Being
a presenter gains national exposure for your ideas, as well as your
institution, and may help you secure funding to attend the conference.
NACADA's newsletter, Academic Advising
News is published four times a year. The next issue is
scheduled for February, 2005. Be sure to read the interesting
advising articles and information about what is happening in the
Association! The link to past issues is http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/Newsletter/archives.htm.
The new fabric of multiculturalism on
our campuses may pose some very real challenges for advisors, but
cross-cultural advising need not be fraught with pitfalls. In "East
Meets West - Bridging the Academic Advising Divide" http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/Clearinghouse/AdvisingIssues/East-Meets-West.htm,
Barbara Lamont draws on her experience advising Japanese students
to provide cross-cultural advising suggestions that can help enrich
the experience for both advisor and advisee.
Advising Transfer Students: Issues
and Strategies, NACADA Monograph #12, is now available! This
monograph identifies many of the issues related to transfer students
and provides a wide range of potential services, programs, and other
resources that serve to strengthen the overall higher education
experience for transfers.To purchase a copy of Monograph #12, please
complete an order form and fax it to the Executive Office. The order
form link is: http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/Forms/puborderform.pdf.
Copies purchased by members who attended
the National Conference in Cincinnati will be sent by January 12.
Information on the 2005 NACADA Leadership
elections is available at www.nacada.ksu.edu/Election/index.htm.
It includes a complete slate of candidates, online voting procedures,
and links to platform statements by the candidates.
All voting will be done online. Printed
ballots will not be mailed for this election. The online voting
system will be activated by 9:00 a.m.
Central Time on Friday, January 14, 2005. The
deadline to vote is by 9:00 a.m. Central Time on Friday, February
11. If you do not receive an e-mail with your personal
login and password on January 14 for this election, please contact
Julia Wolf (jqwolf@ksu.edu)
at the Executive Office or call (785) 532-5717.
NOTE:
Only individuals whose NACADA membership is current and PAID IN
FULL as of Friday, January 14, 2005, will be eligible to vote in
the 2005 leadership elections.
Please welcome Adrienne
Thunder, University of Wisconsin-Madison, as the
new lead co-chair for the Native American and Tribal College Interest
Group. Mark Bellcourt,
who initiated the establishment of this IG and had served with Adrienne
as the lead co-chair over the past couple of years, recently resigned
as co-chair. Iona Black
will assist Adrienne as co-chair for this interest group. Contact
information for Adrienne and Iona can be found on the interest group's
web site at www.nacada.ksu.edu/InterestGroups/C36/index.htm.
Complete NACADA Leadership lists can be found on the web at www.nacada.ksu.edu/AboutNACADA/orgdir.htm.
The 2005
Awards Call for Nominations.
Printed booklets with nomination information and forms are no longer
mailed to members. The deadline for receipt of nomination materials
for most award categories is
March 7, 2005.
Please closely review the applicable information
in the 2005 Awards Call before submitting your final nomination
materials. There have been changes in the criteria for certain awards.
At the National Conference in Cincinnati,
many of you signed up for the commission and interest group list serves.
The task of updating these list serves accordingly has been completed.
For instructions on posting messages to the list serves, please visit
www.nacada.ksu.edu/listserve/index.htm
and click on the link for the applicable list serve(s). Instructions
for subscribing/ unsubscribing to these list serves are also available.
Thank you for your interest in and participation on these list serves!
Remember, these list serves may not be used to promote commercial
products or services.
NACADA members are encouraged to register
their areas of advising expertise with the association. The Expertise
Database will be referenced when the association seeks spokespersons
for media requests; speakers/faculty for Institutes, Seminars, and
Conferences; and authors or editors for publications. Members can
strengthen their expertise through presentations at NACADA events,
and writings for NACADA publications and the Clearinghouse. Registrants
can update their entry as needed. To submit an entry to the Expertise
Database, complete the form at http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/expertise.htm.
NACADA seeks and encourages representation
from diverse groups. This is your opportunity to highlight your
expertise and bring it to the attention of those who select speakers
and authors. Please be sure to encourage other NACADA members to
register as well.
Check out the following articles related
to advising.
Kadison, Richard D. (December 10,
2004). "The Mental-Health Crisis: What Colleges
Must Do" in The Chronicle Review, (Section B of
The Chronicle of Higher Education), Volume 11, Number
15, p. B20.
White, Eric R. and Cohen, Jeremy.
(Fall 2004). "Creating Shared Student Responsibility
for General Education" in Peer Review, Volume 7,
Number 1, p. 8-10.
You may recommend (spotlight) articles
recently published in national, regional or statewide non-advising
publications for listing here by submitting information to the NACADA
Executive Office via http://www.nacada.ksu.edu/Forms/advisingspotlight.htm.
About 3,000 NACADA members have a membership
expiration date of March 1, 2005.
Paper renewal packets for these members will be mailed in January.
Please complete and return the renewal form with payment to the
Executive Office to ensure continued membership benefits.
The
Highlights is a monthly summary of NACADA news and events
designed to inform members via one consolidated e-mail.
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