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360 Advising

The Universities of Wisconsin promote a holistic approach that provides students with a coordinated network of high-touch, proactive support to ensure their academic progression to degree completion.

Celebrating UW Advisors

We honor the work of our colleagues in advising, success coaching, and related roles. Check out this video of students from our UW universities thanking advisors for supporting their success.

 

News

Advising Summit Recording and Holistic Advising Playbook

The U.S. Department of Education and the Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP) presented an “Attaining College Excellence and Equity Advising Summit” in April, for which the keynote and plenary recording is available at Advising Summit (ihep.org).

Summit follow-up includes the September release of a Raise the Bar Advising Playbook: Implementing Holistic Advising and Wraparound Services to Equitably Improve Postsecondary Student Success. pdf  

Mental Health Continuum Presentation

Corey Keyes (pictured below), an Emory University sociologist, will present virtually on “Languishing to Flourishing: Mental Health on the Continuum” on Oct. 22 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. The event is hosted by UW-Superior’s Pruitt Center and sponsored by the Universities of Wisconsin Behavioral Health Initiative. While the talk is free; registration is required. For details and the registration link, visit Event Summary (cvent.com) 

Culturally Responsive Training Conference

A Universities of Wisconsin conference on “Culturally Responsive Approaches to Mental Health” will be on Nov. 15 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at UW-Stout. The keynote by Dr. Marcia Liu (pictured above), a Hunter College mental health specialist, will focus on “Redefining Wellness as a Campus Community.” The conference is free for faculty and staff of UW universities from all disciplines and backgrounds. Register at Behavioral Health Initiative (wisconsin.edu).

The strategies underway are designed to promote credit momentum, provide technological tools, support professional development, and connect and engage the advising community systemwide. The Universities of Wisconsin Administration recognizes the caring and committed advisors who make a difference every day in the lives of students. The 360 Advising strategies build on their good work, expand advising capacity, leverage system resources, and support quality advising that promotes student success. Click the headings below for details.

Navigate360

Click the title above to find out more about this timely, targeted and proactive support for students through implementation of the Navigate360 student success management system.

15 to Finish

Watch the video below and click the title above to find out more about the credit momentum campaign to help students finish in four years by taking 15 credits per semester or 30 per year.


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