Archived Resources
Advizine
The Advizine: A Journal of Inquiry into Academic Advising at UGA is the retired mini-journal prepared by and for academic advisors at the University of Georgia. It wa s designed to serve the needs of professional advisors across campus. Iers.
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Connecting J.R.R. Tolkien to Academic Advising
The following document connects sources from the NACADA Journal to select passages from J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. Learn how these passages can serve as examples of humility in guidance and a shifting of responsibility that encourages students to shape their own educational path.
The Long Road: Connecting J.R.R. Tolkien and Student Development
The Choice of Roads: Connecting J.R.R. Tolkien and Student Decisions
Advanced Certificate in Academic Advising Capstone Project Proposal
Readings from The Chronicle of Higher Education
The New Landscape for International Students
Leadership Insights: Racial Inclusion
Idea Lab: First-Generation Students
Idea Lab: Student Mental Health
NACADA Webinars
NACADA (National Academic Advising Association) webinars focus on topics of importance to academic advisors and advising administrators. Each month of the academic year, the Office of Academic Advising Services provides all UGA advisors an opportunity to participate in a different webinar. Webinar topics rotate, but all focus on an aspect of the professional practice of academic advising.
To receive notifications about upcoming webinars, please subscribe to the ADVISE-CONNECT Listserv by emailing advising@uga.edu, or check the events feed of this page (coming soon!).
Check out the following archived webinars:
Build Your Advising Toolkit to Support Transfer Students
Bringing Cultural Humility to Academic Advising
Academic Advising Syllabus
In an effort to create a more streamlined academic advising experience, a subcommittee of the AACC has created an Academic Advising Syllabus. To use this resource, please click the link for each semster to open it and then choose to download it into Adobe to be able to customize the syllabus to your specific school or college.