What do magicians, superheroes, and academic advisors all have in common?

Join us for the next presentation in the 2017-2018 NACADA Webinar series, “Building Advisor Competency: Developing a Profession of Advising through Training, Development, & Scholarship”.

Members of the Advisor Training and Development Commission plan to discuss what it means to be a professional in the academic advising field, the subtle differences between training and development, and how to develop a personal plan for your development.  Session handout is available here.

This webinar will be shown in Pullman only and available to other campuses shortly after.

Event Details: Wednesday, November 15, 11 a.m.-noon PACCAR 202.

Contact: Sara Ackerson, sara.ackerson@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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