The Mentor: An Academic Advising Journal

ISSN 1521-2211

Volume 6, Number 1 (January–March, 2004)

Technology in higher education academic advisement: January 7, 2004; R. J. Multari, University at Buffalo
Academic advising and Big Brothers Big Sisters: A brand new way of thinking: January 21, 2004; Heidi Koring and Paula Wilson Youra, Lynchburg College
Addressing the distinctive needs of Guaranteed Entrance to Medical School (GEMS) students: January 28, 2004; Jennifer A. Coffey, University of Louisville
Describe a relationship in which you were mentored by another academic adviser and explain what made the mentoring memorable.: February 2, 2004; Christopher W. Gregory, Framingham State College
Confessions of a Ph.D. student: The internship: February 4, 2004; Nora Allen, University of Louisville
Improving advising through a customer service initiative at the University of Louisville's College of Education and Human Development: February 12, 2004; Robin L. Dorsey, University of Louisville
Lessons learned: Implementing advising software at the University of Louisville: February 18, 2004; Lamar Braggs, University of Louisville
Dead ends versus new beginnings: Making a case for alumni career development opportunities: February 25, 2004; Christy Metzger, University of Louisville
“Let's go fishing”: Embracing students in academic advising: March 3, 2004; Veronica Hennessy, University of Louisville
My educational journey: A student perspective (Part 3): March 10, 2004; Heidi Lynch, Penn State University
The life of an adviser of education majors: March 17, 2004; Jody Morkin, University of Louisville
Developing partnerships between faculty and professional advisers: March 24, 2004; Betty Hampton, University of Louisville
Undecided students: What are we doing and what can we do?: March 31, 2004; Rebecca Lynn Suter, University of Louisville

Volume 6, Number 2 (April–June 2004)

Developmental academic advising and learner-centered education: April 7, 2004; Nancy Slonneger Hancock, Northern Kentucky University
“PAT on the Back”: Developing and implementing a peer advising team: April 21, 2004; Linda W. Smith, University of Louisville
Creating a virtual advising center: Student services in an online environment: April 28, 2004; Rachel Grant Woods, University of Louisville
A prologue to defining academic advising: May 5, 2004; Il Young Barrow, University of Louisville
Integrating technology into advisement services: May 26, 2004; R. J. Multari, University of Buffalo
Service learning: The road less traveled by students: June 2, 2004; Nicole Webster, Penn State University
Renewing yourself from an advising slump: June 16, 2004; Monique Bruner, Rose State College
The use of self-disclosure in academic advising: June 30, 2004; Simone Carnegie, North Harris College

Volume 6, Number 3 (July–September 2004)

Military academic advising: July 14, 2004; Kevin K. Dean, Excelsior College
Advising and teaching: Synergistic praxis for student and faculty development: July 28, 2004; Heidi Koring, Elena Killian, James L. Owen, and Candace Todd, Lynchburg College
Creating economic opportunities through academic advising: August 11, 2004; Nada Khatib, Sultan Qaboos University
The economics of technology in advisement services: August 26, 2004; R. J. Multari, University at Buffalo

Volume 6, Number 4 (October–December 2004)

Advising graduate students: Understanding the influence of family on graduate education: October 20, 2004; Eric G. Lovik, The Pennsylvania State University
Emerging and persistent issues for first-year students: October 22, 2004; Graham B. Spanier, President, The Pennsylvania State University
My educational journey: A student perspective (Part 4): November 11, 2004; Heidi Lynch, The Pennsylvania State University
Informing and turning: Two approaches to general education (Invited Article): November 24, 2004; R. Scott Kretchmar, The Pennsylvania State University