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Advising
Special Populations: Adult Learners, Community College
Students, LGBTQ Students, Multicultural Students, Students
on Probation, Undecided Students
Linda Huff & Peggy Jordan, Editors
Academic advisors find themselves
working with an increasingly rich mix of students. These students
negotiate multiple issues related to their age and experience,
sexual identity, ethnic and racial background, level of academic
success, community college experience, and search for a major.
Every institution numbers in its ranks students who fit into
one or more of these groups. It is becoming increasingly important
that academic advisors recognize, understand, and address
the needs of our special student populations. Part of what
makes these populations "special" is their clearly
defined set of characteristics and needs. Another part is
their academic advisors' dedication to acknowledging these
particular needs and addressing them fully and respectfully
while understanding that each individual is unique.
This monograph
is designed to help advisors understand students who may possess
common strengths, challenges, learning styles, history, academic
and/or personal needs or other characteristics. This monograph
highlights the features of each of the six special student
populations represented, and offers advice to academic advisors
and advising program administrators about how we can best
serve/help these students.
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No. 978-1-935140-17-7
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Chapter 1: Advising
Adult Learners. Carol Ann Baily with contributions from Sue
Adams, Diana Churchill, Teresa Cole, Alice Davis, Teri Farr, Sarah
Larson, Matthew McCrickard, Colleen Palmer, Kenn Skorupa, Todd Siben
and Jennifer Woltjen.
Chapter
2: Community Colleges: 100 Years and Still Growing Strong. Peggy
Jordan and George Maxwell.
Chapter
3: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Students. Jennifer
Joslin.
Chapter
4: Multicultural Advising in an Increasingly Diverse Academic World.
Linda Huff and Blane Harding.
Chapter
5: Students on Academic Probation. Shelly Gehrke and Jeanette Wong.
Chapter 6: Undecided
Students: A Special Population. Virginia N. Gordon.
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