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Foundations of Academic Advising Series

  • REC001CD - Building the Framework: Advising as a Teaching and Learning Process
  • REC002CD -The Conceptual Component of Advising: Developing the Purpose, Values, and Frameworks for Why We Do What We Do
  • REC003CD - The Informational Component of Academic Advising: Policies, Procedures, and Beyond
  • REC004CD - The Relational Component of Academic Advising: Strategies for Effective Communication, Rapport Building & Student Engagement

Academic Advising Syllabus

  • REC005CD - Academic Advising Syllabus: Advising As Teaching in Action

Student Learning Outcomes for Academic Advising

  • REC006CD - Student Learning Outcomes: Evidence of the Teaching and Learning Components of Academic Advising

Advising Administration

  • REC041CD - Key Issues for Academic Advising Administrators

Advising at 2-Year Institutions

  • REC045CD - Critical Issues in Advising at Open Admissions Community Colleges - NEW!
  • REC046CD - Defining the Role of Faculty within Advising at Community Colleges - NEW!

Faculty Advising

  • REC007CD - The Role of Faculty Advisors in Student Success
  • REC008CD - Components of a Successful Faculty Advising Program: Institutional Commitment, Professional Development, Incentives, and Recognition

Retention and Persistence

  • REC009CD - Academic Advising's Integral Role in the Academic Success and Persistence of Students
  • REC010CD - The Role of Academic Advising in Student Persistence

Assessment of Advising

  • REC011CD - Using the CAS Standards, NACADA Core Values, and NACADA Concept of Academic Advising to Assess your Advising Program
  • REC039CD - Conducting Needs Assessment for Professional Development
  • REC040CD - Steps in Developing an Assessment Plan for Academic Advising

Technology Usage in Advising

Tips, Tools, and Techniques

  • REC015CD - Effective Academic Advising Strategies (Introduction to Six Approaches to Advising)
  • REC016CD - A Strengths Development Approach
  • REC043CDAppreciative Advising
  • REC017CD - Using Groups In Academic Advising
  • REC014CD - Tips and Tools for Advising as a Teaching and Learning Process

Issues and Answers

  • REC018CD - College Student Mental Health: Information and Suggestions for Academic Advising
  • REC019CD - Legal Issues in Academic Advising
  • REC044CD - Legal Implications of Academic Advising
  • REC047CD - Ethical Decision Making in Academic Advising - NEW!

Student Populations

  • REC042CD - Advising International Students from China
  • REC020CD - Understanding and Addressing the Needs of Adult Learners
  • REC021CD - Cultivating the Potential in At-Risk Students
  • REC022CD - Advising Students on Academic Probation
  • REC023CD - Advising Undecided/Undeclared Students for Success
  • REC024CD - Making the Grade: What Advisors and Administrators Need to Know to Better Assist Students with Disabilities
  • REC025CD - Swirling to a Degree: The Ups and Downs of College Transfer
  • REC026CD - Shared Responsibilities: What Advisors and Administrators Need to Know to Better Assist GLBTQA Students
  • REC027CD - Advising Student-Athletes on a College Campus

Advisor Professional Development

  • REC030CD - Infusing Research into Practice: Multiple Pathways to Conducting Research in Academic Advising
  • REC031CD - Expanding Your Comfort Zone: Strategies for Developing and Demonstrating Cultural Competence in Academic Advising

Communication Skills:

  • REC032CD - Significant Conversations: The Art and Science of Communication in Transformational Advising
  • REC033CD - Breaking Bad News: Delivery Techniques that Help Students Make Good Alternative Choices
  • REC034CD - Success with Parent Education: Dialoguing with New Students and their Parents at the Collegiate Level

Integrating Academic and Career Advising:

  • REC035CD - Making Career Advising Integral to Academic Advising

Student Motivation:

  • REC036CD - Advisors Help Students SOAR to Academic Success: Selection, Organization, Association, and Regulation Learning Strategies are the Keys
  • REC037CD - DIFS Makes the Difference in Student Motivation: Both Skill and Will are Needed for Student Success
 

Over the past few years we’ve found that attendance at the live Webinars was about 5-10 participants so we decided to try something different. I was on a training subcommittee of our University Academic Advising Committee and we used a Webinar CD presentation as the content focus of a recent Spring Advising Summit. We feel it was a wonderful success with 77 attendees representing P&S advisors, a few faculty advisors, Admissions staff, Orientation program staff, study abroad, residence life, Registrar’s Office. Using the Webinar in this format allowed us to select a time and date that would facilitate attendance and to also design a small group discussion component as well. - Pat Walsh, Iowa State University

In the Spring, some of the advising centers in Wisconsin will be getting together for a full day webinar retreat.  WACADA has purchased many of the webinars and we will show one webinar in the morning and one in the afternoon with discussion, collaboration, and idea sharing.  Lunch will be together and one school will host.  I’m looking forward to this opportunity to work with advising offices at different campuses.  - Melissa Lantta, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh


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