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2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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The Power of Good Advice Chris Hutt, Ph.D. Director, First-Year Advising
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What is Academic Advising? 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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At many institutions, professional advisors have taken over the role previously held by faculty mentors. Advising is now more than course scheduling 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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“…good advising may be the single most underestimated characteristic of a successful college experience.” (Light, 2001) 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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But not everyone is equally engaged….
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2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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“…good advising may be the single most underestimated characteristic of a successful college experience.” (Light, 2001. Harvard University Press) 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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At KSU, we focus on Timely Effective Accurate, and Meaningful interactions throughout all 4+ years Advising is now more than course scheduling 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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Faculty Advising and Professional Advising
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Navigating the system is increasingly complex. In the past, we’d recruit and enroll the best and brightest, and then neglect them. Now, we’re moving to much more data- informed interventions High attrition is not how to measure rigor! 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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Metrics and predictive analytics are great, but advising is still primarily relational. 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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Connect with a faculty member Track your hours Get involved 3 Critical Behaviors in the first semester 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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Fewer true “general education” courses Longer critical paths More gated programs Times have changed (at least at some institutions) 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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Do they have my (intended) major? 2yr? 4yr? Size? Institutional Culture? Cost? Services/SI? Plan to transfer? Choosing a College 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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Class registration is the context for, not the product of academic advising “What should I expect during my first official day on campus?” Advising starts at Orientation 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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“I’m a HOPE Scholar; I’ve never had to study before.” “I’ve known since I was 5 that I wanted to be a doctor.” “I’m just going to take my core classes first, and then choose my major.” Expectations and Realities 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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What is an appropriate first semester schedule? 4 classes or 5? Is a 4 year plan realistic? Role of AP/IB/ Dual Enrollment Role of Core/ Gen Education
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What questions/concerns are you hearing from your students? 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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I can’t speak for all of higher education, but what can we be doing to better inform you and your students? Other questions and discussion 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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Thanks! chutt@kennesaw.edu 2016 High School Counselor Workshop
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