This session provides advisors new to the University of Minnesota Twin Cities a big-picture look at undergraduate advising on campus.  We will discuss the organization of the campus and introduce the key groups and players in undergraduate education.  What are the roles and goals of advising?  What are some of the key campus resources and tools for advisors?  Who are these people or groups that are sending me all kinds of emails?  When do things happen during the year?  

This session provides advisors new to the University of Minnesota Twin Cities a big-picture look at undergraduate advising on campus.  We will discuss the organization of the campus and introduce the key groups and players in undergraduate education.  What are the roles and goals of advising?  What are some of the key campus resources and tools for advisors?  Who are these people or groups that are sending me all kinds of emails?  When do things happen during the year?  

Are you a new advisor in your college/department that would benefit from TransferologyLab training or a current advisor that wants a refresher on how to use the great features in TransferologyLab?

Not sure what TransferologyLab is? TransferologyLab is a national, public network that gives anyone with an account a better idea about how courses transfer between institutions.

The New Advisor Group is an informal way to meet other new and new-ish advisors while learning more about the UMNTC campus. We meet monthly and our approach is to include both group discussion and connection time, in addition to visiting many of the offices across campus to which we often refer our students. This session is a chance to learn more about the Center for Academic Planning and Exploration (CAPE).

The New Advisor Group is an informal way to meet other new and new-ish advisors while learning more about the UMNTC campus. We meet monthly and our approach is to include both group discussion and connection time, in addition to visiting many of the offices across campus to which we often refer our students. This session is a chance to learn more about the Lindahl Academic Center for student-athletes.

This training is developed for UMTC advisors and other student services staff working with undergraduate students planning to study abroad. We will cover the process and basics of how UMTC students plan for learning abroad academically, financially, and personally. This will be an overview of how the Learning Abroad Center works with students and an opportunity for participants to ask questions based on their own experience advising students.

The APAS/TES team would love to have you join us if you are interested in learning more about APAS and TES. This will be our quarterly APAS User group meeting. We share helpful information for advisors and user training along with tips and tricks for processing exceptions on students' APAS reports. All APAS users are welcome and encouraged to attend.

The New Advisor Group is an informal way to meet other new and new-ish advisors while learning more about the UMNTC campus. We meet monthly and our approach is to include both group discussion and connection time, in addition to visiting many of the offices across campus to which we often refer our students. This session is a mixer to have a chance to get to know other new advisors on campus.
 

On behalf of the Advising Initiatives team, we are pleased to invite you to a virtual training focusing on APLUS.

FALL 2023 APLUS TRAINING:

Part 1: Overview of APLUS Retention Initiatives

Part 2: APLUS Alerts & Warnings: Updates and Improvements

The APAS/TES team would love to have you join us if you are interested in learning more about APAS and TES. This will be our quarterly APAS User group meeting. We share helpful information for advisors and user training along with tips and tricks for processing exceptions on students' APAS reports. All APAS users are welcome and encouraged to attend. Attached you can find helpful APAS Job aids.