Peer Advisors as a Tool for Student Success Presenters: Janelle Fritze and Colleen Angaiak.

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Peer Advisors as a Tool for Student Success Presenters: Janelle Fritze and Colleen Angaiak

RSS Mission Statement Rural Student Services is committed to responding to student needs by providing quality services to Native and rural students who expend positive efforts in the pursuit of higher education and its opportunities. Our comprehensive approach is unique in recognizing students efforts to develop and maintain academic and personal balance as they contribute to the cultural richness of the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Program History AK State Legislative Bill Resolution #56 Program Origination (Student Orientation Services) Troth Yeddha Chief Peter John

Target Population Served Alaska Native Students Rural Alaska Students (includes first year, returning, traditional, non-traditional, 1 st Generation)

RSS Students by Region

Statistics by Ethnicity

RSS Comprehensive Model Pre- advising Advising Graduation Community Outreach

Academic Advisor Pre-Advising Community Relationships Outreach to High Schools Workshops and Training Video teleconferencing

Comprehensive Academic Advisor Role Academic Advising General Eds Vs. Major Requirements Communicating Opportunities – Internships – Scholarships Recommendations Mentor

Culturally Relevant Advising Methods Establishing Trust Overcoming Assumptions Interpretation Understanding Knowledge Systems Recognizing Family Relationships Not at Risk but at Promise Involved in Community Balancing Academic Requirements with Cultural Values

RSS Peer Advisors History Responsibilities Program Support Outreach 1969-present Training Extended Hours

Peer Advisor Pre-Advising Community Relationships High School Student Campus Visits – Panel discussions – Class shadowing

Comprehensive Peer Advisor Role Role Model Pre Advising – Connecting Students with their advisor – Review Course Options – Ordering Books – Financial Aid Scholarships FAFSA

Peer Advisor Responsibilities – Event Coordination Association of Village Council Presidents Bristol Bay Native Association Holidays Positive Connection Nights

Peer Advisor Training Active Listening Cross Cultural Communication Team Building Confidentiality General University information

Peer Advisor Program Support Program Support – Tutoring Resources – Plan and Participate in Cultural Activities – Develop support materials – Assist in compiling statistics – Front desk support

Peer Advisor Peer Support Peer Support – Connections with Advisor – Connections with Funding Agency – Check Ins on Regular Basis – Academic support connections – Student club support

What can a Peer Advisor do for you? Increase office productivity Provide more services for students Facilitate communication Engage in office culture Develop networks

RSS Contact Information: Phone (907) FAX (907) Colleen Angaiak Janelle