book   Subject Index

 
Advising administration

Articles
  • Academic adviser shortages: An on-line study
  • Answering the fundamental questions of organizational existence: Developing, implementing, and communicating effective mission statements and goals to guide advising programs or centers
  • The benefits of establishing a student/alumni mentoring program
  • Beyond student satisfaction surveys: Designing a student focus group to assess academic advising
  • Bridging the gap between training and performance through adviser training and development
  • Closing the gap between academic advising and career counseling
  • Collaborate! The importance of teamwork between academic advisers and orientation leaders
  • Continuing the connection: Does academic advising impact . . . alumni and donors?
  • Creating an academic advising training program on your campus
  • Creating an online advising manual for reference, training, and . . . development
  • Developing partnerships between faculty and professional advisers
  • Eight steps for organizing a majors fair
  • Enhancing academic advising with a monthly newsletter
  • The importance of faculty adviser training programs
  • Improving advising through a customer service initiative
  • “PAT on the Back”: Developing and implementing a peer advising team
  • Predicting student satisfaction with academic advising
  • There, but for the grace of God, go we
  • Transforming an advising office using Total Quality Management techniques

    Forum topics
  • Are large advising rosters unethical?
  • How can advising administrators “connect” with faculty?
  • How many advisees are too many?
  • How should advising be assessed?
  • Should advising be mandatory?
  • Should students be matched with advisers who are like them?
  • What's the best way to train new advisers?
  • Who should advise juniors and seniors?
  • Why are we seeing an increase in professional advisers in academic departments?
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    Advising as a profession

    Articles
  • Academic adviser shortages: An on-line study
  • Academic advising and Big Brothers Big Sisters: A brand new way of thinking
  • Advisers beware: The political exploitation of interns in times of war
  • Advisers teach students to become mobile
  • Advising: A personal statement
  • Advising and teaching: Synergistic praxis for student and faculty development
  • Are advisers risking lawsuits for misadvising students?
  • The challenge for academic advisers: We are instructors, not administrators
  • Challenges encountered by new advisers: Honest answers, practical solutions
  • Closing the gap between academic advising and career counseling
  • Confessions of a Ph.D. student: The internship
  • Creating a student-centered learning community
  • Describe a relationship in which you were mentored by another academic adviser . . .
  • Describe your relationship with an advisee that best illustrates your philosophy of advising
  • Developmental academic advising in higher education: The class
  • Excerpts from the journal's writing competition
  • The hope business: Academic advising
  • How do you know that you have made a difference in the education of your advisees? (S. Estes)
  • How do you know that you have made a difference in the education of your advisees? (C. Kimmel)
  • How do you use your discipline(s) in your advising? (E. Boretz)
  • How do you use your discipline(s) in your advising? (A. Stalzer)
  • How is academic advising different from teaching . . . and counseling?
  • On mentors and janitors: Toward a classical definition of advising
  • A new adviser's journal
  • Preparing doctoral students for their future roles as academic advisers
  • A prologue to defining academic advising
  • Renewing yourself from an advising slump
  • The role of advisers and academic support specialists on the urban campus
  • The shifting sands of advising
  • Strategic thinking can help advisers overcome identity crisis
  • The teaching-advising connection
  • Vocational insights into academic advising
  • What is ethical behavior for an academic adviser?
  • When the professor is a spiritual guide

    Forum topics
  • Are there generation gaps in academic advising?
  • Are you concerned about being sued for misadvising?
  • Are you a “helicopter adviser”?
  • Can academic advising truly be part of the promotion and tenure process?
  • Can students and advisers be friends?
  • Do professional academic advisers need college degrees?
  • Do professional advisers need a union?
  • Do you have a personal/professional mission statement?
  • Do you really treat all students equally?
  • How can advisers “connect” with faculty?
  • How do I learn about disciplines and courses other than my own?
  • How do you define who an adviser is?
  • How do you know you're doing a good job of advising?
  • How do you make ethical decisions?
  • How do you use your discipline in advising?
  • How does someone prepare to become a professional academic adviser?
  • How much advising is too much?
  • How would you describe academic advising to an advisee, a person interested in becoming an adviser, and a friend?
  • If students are our “customers,” then why don't we just give them what they want?
  • Is academic advising a “service”?
  • Is academic advising underfunded?
  • Is advising a profession?
  • Is it appropriate to accept gifts from advisees and/or their parents?
  • Is it appropriate to share personal information with advisees?
  • Is it unethical to recommend specific courses or instructors?
  • Should an adviser be able to “fire” an advisee?
  • Should an adviser ever advise a student against choosing a particular major?
  • Should advisers avoid all physical contact with their advisees?
  • Should advisers bribe their advisees?
  • Should advisers get “report cards”?
  • Should advisers keep their offices free of all potentially offensive material?
  • Should advisers teach first-year seminars for their advisees?
  • Should professional academic advisers be licensed?
  • Should we grant tenure to professional academic advisers?
  • What are the pros and cons of being an academic adviser?
  • What do experienced advisers know about advising that new advisers might not?
  • What is the adviser's role in explaining general education?
  • What is the adviser's role/responsibility in resolving errors?
  • What is the role of spirituality in advising?
  • What is the value of academic advising?
  • What New Year's advising resolutions have you made?
  • What role do your personal values play in your advising?
  • What role should advisers play in helping students develop a meaningful philosophy of life?
  • What role should advisers play in recruiting new students?
  • What role should advisers play in regard to academic honesty/integrity?
  • What's the difference between academic advising and career counseling?
  • Why are men underrepresented in academic advising?
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    Advising theory and models

    Articles
  • Academic advising and the “logic” of the curriculum
  • The adviser as a caring expert: Theory and practice
  • An alternative to the developmental theory of advising
  • Applying O'Banion's model to study abroad advising
  • Career advising: What academic advisers need to know
  • Decision-making theory: Implications for academic advising
  • Developmental academic advising in higher education: The class
  • Developmental academic advising and learner-centered education
  • Developmental advising: A practical view
  • Developmental advising in the Sultanate of Oman
  • Ethics in academic advising
  • Expanding the prescriptive-developmental advising continuum: Using social constructivism as an advising approach for students from high relational groups
  • Integrative theory of academic advising: A proposition
  • The meaning of “student-centered” advising
  • A prologue to defining academic advising
  • Sustainable advising: Applying the tenets of sustainability to academic advising
  • What would a unified theory of academic advising require?

    Forum topics
  • If prescriptive advising is so bad, why do advisers use it so much?
  • Is more research needed in advising?
  • Why do we need theories of advising?
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    Advising tools and techniques

    Articles
  • Academic advisers as transformational leaders
  • The academic adviser's role in encouraging and supporting student involvement
  • The adviser as a caring expert: Theory and practice
  • Advising the involved student
  • Advising maxims revisited
  • Advising and spirituality: Resources for academic professionals
  • Advising strategies: What academic advisers can learn from Sun Tzu
  • An advising syllabus: A tool to increase advising effectiveness
  • Appreciative Advising: How the Academic Centers for Excellence at the University of South Carolina are using this breakthrough concept
  • Career advising: What academic advisers need to know
  • Challenges encountered by new advisers: Honest answers, practical solutions
  • Cognition and advising
  • Creating reflection on international experiences through appreciative advising
  • A cross-disciplinary faculty collaboration in advising community college student interns
  • Don't forget the details: A call for balance in academic advising
  • Expanding the prescriptive-developmental advising continuum: Using social constructivism as an advising approach for students from high relational groups
  • From non-helicopter parent to appropriate support system: Appreciative Advising strategies for empowering parents of low-income, first-generation college students
  • Help! Do I have to advise college students, too?
  • How to encourage students of color to pursue careers in student affairs administration.
  • The importance of paying attention: Ten points to empower our students
  • Improving academic advising with assessment and a standardized form
  • Incorporating active-learning strategies in academic advising
  • Incorporating Appreciative Inquiry into academic advising
  • Knowing the facts about financial aid
  • Leading by example
  • “Let's go fishing”: Embracing students in academic advising
  • Managing the advising relationship: Three common-sense tips for advising college students
  • Online advising through Virtual Interest Groups
  • Preparing for the first advising contact
  • Reaching beyond academics in academic advising
  • Reflections on my peer advising career
  • The role of advising in undergraduate research
  • Student engagement and academic advising
  • Student motivation: How much can we really do?
  • Two's company, three's a crowd: Can group advising be appreciative and effective?
  • The use of self-disclosure in academic advising
  • Using Appreciative Inquiry in advising at-risk students: Moving from challenge to success
  • Utilizing parents as a resource: The use of Appreciative Inquiry in academic advising
  • Visualization in advising
  • What can academic advisers learn from Alcoholics Anonymous?
  • What can and should we do with e-mail? An outline for a systematic approach
  • When students get bad news: How understanding the grieving process can help
  • Work questions: Productively talking with students about their jobs

    Forum topics
  • Can students and advisers be friends?
  • How do I learn about disciplines and courses other than my own?
  • How do you advise reluctant students?
  • How do you advise students about changing their plans?
  • How do you advise students online?
  • How do you avoid adviser burnout?
  • How do you motivate your advisees?
  • How do you plan to improve your advising?
  • How much advising is too much?
  • Should advising be mandatory?
  • What is the role of humor in advising?
  • What is the role of spirituality in advising?
  • What questions do you ask? What stories do you tell?
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    Case studies

    Forum topics
  • Case study #1: What should you do about this letter from a troubled student?
  • Case study #2: How would you help this student who's ready to give up?
  • Case study #3: How would you help this student . . . against a department head?
  • Case study #4: He said/she said/you said?
  • Case study #5: What do you do about Barry?
  • Case study #6: Students' rights, parents' needs, and advisers' reputations
  • Case study #7: Who's fooling whom?
  • Case study #8: Assisting students or assisting retention?
  • Case study #9: Who gets the extra semester?
  • Case study #10: A case of sexual misconduct?
  • Case study #11: A secret advising error
  • Case study #12: An unprofessional, though not unethical, request
  • Case study #13: A case of academic dishonesty discovered
  • Case study #14: The smell of the greasepaint, the roar of the dad
  • Case study #15: The case of the quiet salesman
  • Case study #16: The case of the pricey liberal arts degree
  • Case study #17: A case of family dynamics
  • Case study #18: A case of what's fair and what's not
  • Case study #19: Judging a Facebook by its cover
  • Case study #20: Drink, drank, not drunk
  • Case study #21: A case of Mrs. identification
  • Case study #22: A lifting encounter
  • Case study #23: A surprise visit
  • Case study #24: Whose report is it anyway?
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    General

    Articles
  • Academic advising and live theatre: An effective collaboration
  • The advent of academic advising in America at the Johns Hopkins University
  • A chronology of academic advising in America
  • A chronology of academic advising in America (revised)
  • The college environment: Factors influencing student transition and their impact on academic advising
  • Creating a student-centered learning community
  • The curriculum of academic advising: What we teach, how we teach, and what students learn (conference proceedings)
  • Describe your most memorable advisee and tell what you learned from him/her and how it affected you.
  • Eight steps for organizing a majors fair
  • Enhancing academic advising with a monthly newsletter
  • Grant support for graduate and undergraduate students who perform research
  • Hitting and missing the jackpot: The NACADA 2005 national conference
  • The NACADA Region 9 conference: A participant's perspective
  • The significance of the adviser-advisee relationship: A student's perspective
  • Students' civil rights
  • Students grade their professors: An evaluation of a college's faculty advising by its graduating seniors
  • Underage drinking: Challenges to academic advising and performance
  • What Virginia Tech showed: Are we missing part of our mission?

    Forum topics
  • Are faculty abdicating their advising responsibilities?
  • Can undergraduate students really be “peer advisers?”
  • How are this year's first-year students different from students five to ten years ago?
  • How will advising change in the new millenium?
  • Is it appropriate for advisers to participate in social networking Web sites?
  • What books have made an impact on the way you advise?
  • What impact do you think the recent terrorism will have on students?
  • What is the relationship between advising and retention?
  • What's your favorite quote about advice or advising?
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    Special populations

    Articles
  • Academic advisers as a resource for middle school college preparation programs
  • Academic advisers supporting students affected by relationship violence
  • Academic advising and academic support services at urban campuses: An introduction
  • Academic advising needs of high-achieving Black collegians at predominantly White institutions: A mixed methods investigation
  • Addressing the distinctive needs of Guaranteed Entrance to Medical School (GEMS) students
  • The adult road atlas: A plan for adult learners
  • Advisers beware: The political exploitation of interns in times of war
  • Advising a special population: Commuter students at Ohio University
  • Advising across cultures
  • Advising the first-generation college student
  • Advising first-generation college students for continued success
  • Advising graduate students: Understanding the influence of family on graduate education
  • Advising the single-parent college student
  • Advising students on academic probation
  • Advising students interested in medical school: What is the best approach?
  • Advising undecided students: What works best?
  • Advising visual arts students: Realities and considerations
  • Applying O'Banion's model to study abroad advising
  • Basic immigration regulations for F-1 international students in the United States: A guide for academic advisers
  • Board of Trustees Program – A commitment to adult education
  • Breaking it down: Performing academic advising across the color line
  • A cross-disciplinary faculty collaboration in advising community college student interns
  • Dead ends versus new beginnings: Making a case for alumni career development opportunities
  • Developmental advising in the Sultanate of Oman
  • Don't give up on academically dismissed students
  • Emerging and persistent issues for first-year students
  • Expanding the prescriptive-developmental advising continuum: Using social constructivism as an advising approach for students from high relational groups
  • Finding the right balance in advising the NCAA Division III student-athlete
  • First-generation college students: Their challenges and the advising strategies that can help
  • From non-helicopter parent to appropriate support system: Appreciative Advising strategies for empowering parents of low-income, first-generation college students
  • Generation 1.5 students: Recognizing an overlooked population
  • Getting prepared for the underprepared
  • The ignored population: Transfer students
  • The importance of an integrated career and academic advising model for adult students
  • Leading horses to water: Male reluctance to participate in a peer mentorship program
  • The life of an adviser of education majors
  • Mentoring programs for Asian Pacific American students
  • Military academic advising
  • Planting the seeds of success: Advising college students with disabilities
  • Predictors of success in exercise physiology
  • Reality counseling and the student-athlete mentor
  • Reflections from both sides of the desk: From probationer to adviser
  • The significance of the adviser-advisee relationship: A student's perspective
  • Stereotypes, diversity, and affects on academic advising
  • Strengthening the position of online academic advisers
  • Students in financial crisis: How academic advisers can help
  • Students Taking Academic Responsibility (STAR): A mentoring program for at-risk students
  • Switching to a higher gear: Advising adult and traditional students in accelerated learning
  • Talking with the parents of advisees
  • Undecided students: What are we doing and what can we do?
  • University of Illinois Medical Scholars Program
  • Using Appreciative Inquiry in advising at-risk students: Moving from challenge to success
  • Veterans in college: What advisers should expect
  • What transfer students really need to be successful at four-year institutions

    Forum topics
  • Are sophomores our undergraduate orphans?
  • Are undecided/exploratory students really all that “undecided”?
  • How do you advise reluctant students?
  • How do you advise students in crisis?
  • How do you advise students at a distance?
  • How do you advise the “younger generation”?
  • How do handle “helicopter parents”?
  • Should academic advisers advise high school students?
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    Student development

    Articles
  • Advising and spirituality: Resources for academic professionals
  • Advising students on the use of service learning in career development
  • After graduation
  • Are students cheating themselves? The role of academic advisers within academic integrity
  • Benefits of peer advising to peer advisers
  • Creating economic opportunities through academic advising
  • Creating shared student responsibility for general education
  • Figure out what you love and the rest will follow
  • From contact to community
  • Global advising: Advising students for a globalized world
  • The importance of paying attention: Ten points to empower our students
  • Informing and turning: Two approaches to general education
  • Making a major decision
  • My educational journey: A student perspective
  • My educational journey: A student perspective (Part 2)
  • My educational journey: A student perspective (Part 3)
  • My educational journey: A student perspective (Part 4)
  • My educational journey: A student perspective (Part 5)
  • My educational journey: A student perspective (Part 6)
  • The new “freshman fifteen”
  • The power of good advice for students
  • Reflections on my peer advising career
  • Service learning: The road less traveled by students
  • Students must lay the groundwork for references
  • Transition
  • What is an education?

    Forum topics
  • Should advisers correct their advisees?
  • Should advising be mandatory?
  • Should we advise our students not to look for fulfillment in their careers?
  • What do you think students want from advisers?
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    Technology in advising

    Articles
  • Creating a virtual advising center: Student services in an online environment
  • Creating an online advising manual for reference, training, and . . . development
  • The economics of technology in advisement services
  • Integrating technology into advisement services
  • Lessons learned: Implementing advising software at the University of Louisville
  • Online advising through Virtual Interest Groups
  • Reaching the masses: E-newsletters and Facebook in advising
  • Technology in advising: A personal perspective
  • Technology in higher education academic advisement
  • The virtual career center: Creating a career center in a virtual classroom
  • What can and should we do with e-mail? An outline for a systematic approach

    Forum topics
  • Are advisers too connected to their students?
  • Does information technology keep students away from advisers?
  • How do you advise students online?
  • How has e-mail changed the way you do advising?
  • How is advising affected when paper documents are replaced by the Web?
  • How is technology affecting academic advising?


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