Foundations of Academic Advising – January Dates!

(formerly Advising 101, 102, 103)

Part One

In this course participants explore the foundation of advising, basic tools and knowledge needed to assist students through their academic advising experience. It provides hands-on opportunities including in-depth information about the tools and resources available to advisors at WSU.  This workshop will be available Thursday, January 17, 10-noon.

Enroll in Part One here

Part Two

This course further explores the foundations of advising and expands upon the knowledge gained through Foundations of Academic Advising Part 1. It provides participants with opportunities, through case studies and interactive activities, to build upon their knowledge of how to communicate effectively with students in an advising session. Participants also learn about the variety of resources available for students in order to make effective referrals.  This workshop will be available January 25, 10-noon.

Enroll in Part Two here

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