Webinar! Building Advisor Competency – Informational Component

In this webinar, our presenters will continue the conversation with a deeper look at the Model’s Informational component. The competencies included in the informational component provide advising personnel with the substance of academic advising. It covers the knowledge that academic advisors must gain to be able to guide students at their institution. When the subject of academic advising comes up, thoughts inevitably turn to the amount of information advisors are expected to know or have access to, for information is the coin of the advising realm!

Join us on March 6, to learn more the seven core competency areas included in the Informational component.

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. (webinar and post-webinar discussion)

Bring your own lunch!

CUE 512

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