5 Key Components of a Successful Intrusive Advising Process

Last updated July 9, 2019

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Make the most of your intrusive advising outreach.

Overview

You are likely already using intrusive/proactive advising to help students in danger of failing or dropping out. But are you effectively communicating with both staff and academically at-risk students to maximize your impact?

Join us online to learn how full-time advisors of undergraduate students can use intrusive/proactive advising to improve students’ motivation and academic success. We’ll share tips around timing and key messages for outreach, and we’ll highlight ways to use data to improve your practice.

Who should attend?

Administrators and frontline staff in academic advising roles will leave this online training better able to use proactive advising to effectively serve undergraduate students. These frontline staff members include:

Academic counselors, advisors, and coaches
Individuals in academic services or support programs
Directors and coordinators of student success programs and centers
Retention coordinators and specialists
Academic peer mentor trainers

Agenda

Our expert instructor will walk you through five key components of a successful intrusive advising process:

Making the most of critical timing in your outreach points
Improving interdepartmental communication
Using data and predictive modeling to inform your practice
Engaging students through coaching
Maximizing your content and delivery in student meetings

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