Tips
on Making Effective Referrals in Academic Advising
To
celebrate NACADA's 25th anniversary, we revisit classic articles
from the archives of the Academic Advising News. This
article originally appeared in issue 14(2), April 1992.
Jack
Roundy
Director
of Academic Advising
University
of Puget Sound
We
in academic advising depend a great deal on faculty and staff
in other departments to help us serve our advisees. But we also
know the frustration of trying to help students make effect
contacts in other departments, and seeing our attempts fail.
Here is a set of tips on making effective referrals, tips that
can results in a higher success rate in this area:
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resources they find helpful to their advising practice. Listing
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