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Topics Include:
Exploring and Writing Your Philosophy of Advising
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Returning Veterans on Campus
The Multiple Hats of Advising
First Year Advisor Booklet
Am I a Recruiter or An Advisor?
You May Not Know It But the Answer is Both!
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Keynote Speaker:
Neuroscience, Nuns,
and Renewal: Notes
on Real Learning,
Good Advising,
and Meaningful Living
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Dr. Jean Henscheid
Dr. Henscheid is a fellow at the National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience and Students in Transition, executive editor of the Jossey-Bass/American College Personnel Association publication About Campus, and director of the Core Curriculum at the University of Idaho. She also serves as editor of The Journal of The First-Year Experience and Students in Transition. Jean has authored and edited monographs, book chapters, and articles on various topics related to the college student experience and conducts workshops across the U.S. and abroad with a primary focus on learning communities, general education, curriculum design, and learning assessment. Jean led learning community programs as well as taught undergraduate and graduate courses in leadership and research methods at Washington State University and now teaches interdisciplinary first-year courses in the program she directs at the University of Idaho.
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