AACC organizes courses and requirements for three separate academic advising certificates:
- The Certificate in Academic Advising (CAA) was developed in 2007 by Elizabeth Sproston and Amber Fetner, two professional advisors in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences. It covers basic advising information relevant both to prospective and current advisors across campus.
- The Advanced Certificate in Academic Advising (ACAA) is designed for academic advisors who have completed the Certificate in Academic Advising and/or have been working as an academic advisor for two or more years. This program provides opportunities to explore and reflect on the theories, practices, and perspectives that inform one’s advising philosophy and work.
- The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Academic Advising Certificate (DEI) is designed to provide opportunities to expand advising perspectives, knowledge, and skills around diversity, equity, and inclusion to better facilitate student success.
Participants may register for CAA, ACAA, and IEAA in Advising courses via the PEP website.
Fall 2024 Certificate Courses
CAA Courses
Advising Student Athletes
Advising Double Dawgs Students
EL 101 for Advisors
Advising Transfer Students
Anatomy of a Degree
Living in Your 20s in the 20s
Advising Theory & Practice
Global Education 101 for Advisors
Demystifying Student-Athlete Advising
Advising Pre-Pharmacy Students
ACAA Courses
Advanced Transfer Advising
QPR for Academic Advisors
Next Level Communication
Leadership in Academic Advising
Cross College Advising
DEI in Advising Courses
Advanced Transfer Advising
QPR for Academic Advisors
Strengthen Your Core
Next Level Communication
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