PPT-Who Are We Advising? An Overview of Generation Z Discussion

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Who Are We Advising An Overview of Generation Z Discussion Have you noticed any new trends in student habitscharacteristicspreferences over the last three years

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Who Are We Advising An Overview of Generation Z Discussion Have you noticed any new trends in student habitscharacteristicspreferences over the last three years specifically History and Background. Interactive Workshop. CACUSS 2015 . Facilitated by Dr. Linda . Pardy. Linda.pardy@ufv.ca. T @. lindapardygroup. 1. .. . Review . current trends. 2. . Assess. the role of advising as a learning hub. James . Grisetti. Overview. Introduction. Brief History of Procedural Generation. Basic Generators. Contemporary Generators. Future Work. Example Applications. Introduction. What is Procedural Content Generation?. Alexander Kunkle, Coordinator of Advising and Learning/Millennial. Jesse Poole, Assistant Director of Student Success/Millennial. Discuss Narcissism. Discuss Millennials. How we at WOU work with these students. Terre Lucas. Building Educational Strengths and Talents (BEST) Program. Cathy Blat. University Center for Academic Excellence. Fall 2011 – New Freshmen Demographics. FG. (N = 1,007). Non FG/Blank. (N = 2,162). Academic Advising Office. September 28, 2016. Ms. . Katherine Wan, Head, AAO. Ms. . Rachel Hong, Academic Adviser, AAO. Dr. . Anthony Tam, Academic Adviser, . Department . of Computer Science, . Faculty . Early November for Spring; Early April for Summer and Fall. A second visit each semester to check in on progress. As needed for . Career decision making and guidance. Considering withdrawing from class. Member of the Appreciative Advising Development Group. Co-Chair of the First Generation Interest Group for NACADA. Father for Jack and . J’aime. and husband to Karen. IAMNOWHERE. I AM NO WHERE. I AM NOW HERE. Disarm. : Make a positive first impression with the student, build rapport, and create a safe, welcoming space. . Discover. : Ask positive open-ended questions that help advisers learn about students' strengths, skills, and abilities. . Discussion. Have you noticed any new trends in student habits/characteristics/preferences over the last three years, specifically?. History and Background. Digital Natives, Gen Z, Centennials. Born 1995 - 2010. Professional Development for Spring Semester. Agenda. Generational Research. Who are these students?. Problems with Generational research. Transitional Phases for . First-Year Students. Generational Research. panacea, pragmatism & . pitfalls. Session: M4.3. Implementation of colleague e-advising at . hardin-simmons. university. Kacey Higgins. Registrar. Use Mobile Guidebook to Evaluate this Session . Leading the Advising Journey for the Underprepared student Lisa Alexander and Eva Menefee Lansing Community College NACADA National Conference 2014 Welcome to our Journey Who Is coming along ? Characteristics of Lansing Community College Advising First-Generation College Students A Tool Kit for Success Introduction Videos and Discussion of Themes Barriers to Access & Success First Gen Needs Overcoming Barriers Outcomes of Advising & Mentoring Possible project: Develop a “passport” system in which new transfers will be exposed to various orientation experiences (career counseling, guest speakers, advising, meet with faculty advis

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