Section
1: Identify the leadership within your unit.
List
members of your steering committees, committee members, task force
members, conference chairs, etc. & their emails.
No Leadership
information provided.
Section
2: Outline your annual activities as they relate to the NACADA
missions and strategies.
Mission 1
: Address the academic advising needs of higher education.
Strategies:
1-B
Collect information about the environments in which academic advising
operates. Through surveys, focus groups or other means, determine
how academic advising best operates in higher education and determine
if success is determined by particular variables - delivery model
by institutional type, intrusiveness, processes for specific populations,
etc.
| Task (Activities Planned) |
Person/committee assigned the task |
Target Date |
Date Completed |
Assess progress or completion |
| Create list serve for interest group.
|
Julie Givans |
0000-00-00 |
2004-11-29 |
completed |
1-D
Provide comprehensive professional development opportunities to
the academic advising community. Identify, develop, and deliver
professional development activities and resources to meet the
needs of the academic advising community - including institutions,
central administrators, full-time advisors, faculty advisors,
and peer advisors.
| Task (Activities Planned) |
Person/committee assigned the task |
Target Date |
Date Completed |
Assess progress or completion |
| Improve Interest Group website:
expand FAQ's, include links/downloads to 'useful handouts
for pre-law students,' and overall information |
Web Improvement Volunteers: Peter
Baxter, Amy Luchsinger, Henry Cook |
2005-10-01 |
0000-00-00 |
in progress |
| Identify, develop and deliver presentations
on pre-law topics at regional and national NACADA conferences;
surpass number of national and regional conference presentations
given in 2003-04. Use list serve and website to share ideas
and basic presentation outlines |
Presentation Volunteers: Julie Givans,
Peter Baxter, Amy Luchsinger |
2005-10-31 |
0000-00-00 |
in progress |
Mission 2
: Advance the body of knowledge of academic advising.
No
Activity entered
Mission 3
: Champion the educational role of academic advising to enhance
student learning and development in a diverse world.
Strategies:
3-A
Identify and develop strategies for fostering collaboration with
various advising constituencies. Seek collaborative relationships
with academic and student services related associations, discipline
specific organizations, higher education associations, and accrediting
agencies to promote the importance of academic advising.
| Task (Activities Planned) |
Person/committee assigned the task |
Target Date |
Date Completed |
Assess progress or completion |
| Seek collaborative relationship
with Pre-Law Advisors National Council (PLANC) and the regional
Associations of Pre-Law Advisors (APLAs). |
Sandra Voller, Julie Givans |
0000-00-00 |
0000-00-00 |
The Executive Board of the Western
Association of Pre-Law Advisors (WAPLA)sponsored a member
of their executive board to attend the NACADA National Conference
in 2003. A proposal has been made to WAPLA to hold their annual
conference in Las Vegas immediately following the NACADA national
conference in 2005. A proposal is in the works requesting
that PLANC elect or appoint a liaison to NACADA. |
Mission 4
: Affirm the role of academic advising in supporting institutional
mission and vitality.
No
Activity entered
Mission 5
: Promote the involvement of diverse populations in the Association.
Strategies:
5-C
Expand growth opportunities. Identify and promote opportunities
for involvement by new members and leaders. Identify methods for
reaching new populations with advising professional development
opportunities.
| Task (Activities Planned) |
Person/committee assigned the task |
Target Date |
Date Completed |
Assess progress or completion |
| Identify and promote ideas for conference
presentations and articles on pre-law topics; use list-serve
and website to share ideas and basic presentation outlines
so that members who do "just a little" pre-law advising and
those who have never presented before at a conference will
embrace these opportunities for professional development.
Surpass number of pre-law presentations and articles given/published
in 2003-04. |
Julie Givans, Sandra Voller |
2005-10-31 |
0000-00-00 |
in progress |
Section
3: Issues/Items for consideration by the Division, Council or
Board of Directors.
No Issues.
Section
4: List Volunteer Opportunities Available in your Unit.
| Volunteer Opportunity |
Details |
| Write for NACADA Newsletter
|
Write a content article on a topic
related to pre-law advising for the September 2005 NACADA
Newsletter (submission deadline June 15, 2005). |
Section
5: Summary of Annual Interest Group Meeting
Summary
of Annual Pre-Law Advising Interest Group Meeting, held
on October 8, 2004 at the NACADA national conference in
Cincinnati, Ohio. There were approximately 20 interested
people in attendance.
Our agenda included
a (brief) history of our group and a review of goals achieved
in 2003 - 2004. Those in attendance shared program ideas.
The group agreed that a list serve would be a useful means
of communication for Pre-Law Interest Group members and
that one should be established in a timely manner. Additional
goals were discussed for the 2004-2005 year, and volunteers
were identified who will contribute to the completion of
those goals.
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