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Summer 2008 Newsletter
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Fall 2008 September Workshops
Workshop Title |
Date |
Time |
|---|---|---|
| Email Etiquette Workshop | Thursday, September 18 | 11 - 12 p.m. |
| Test Anxiety Workshop | Tuesday, September 30 | 11 - 12 p.m. |
| Open Study Sessions | Every Thursday | 6 - 7 p.m. |
Contact Dolores Jones at (845) 341-4642 or at dolores.jones@sunyorange.edu to reserve your seat now!
Location: George Shepard Student Center Conference Room. 3rd Floor
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ACADEMIC ADVISING AND HOW TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES CAN HELP YOU
MAKING USE OF YOUR ADVISOR AND ACADEMIC ADVISING EXPERIENCE
Academic advising is a shared responsibility between you and your advisor. You will want to work closely with an advisor to decide on a program of study that will enable you to take appropriate courses in proper sequence to meet graduation requirements.
HOW CAN YOU MAKE THE MOST OF AN ACADEMIC ADVISING RELATIONSHIP
- Identify courses that interest you and meet your degree requirements.
- Become familiar with the TRIO Student Support Services staff and other resources at SUNY Orange where you can discuss your academic goals, career goals, and selection of a major.
- Take the initiative to contact your advisor or a TRIO staff member. Don’t wait!
- An advisor can present options, but the decisions you make are your responsibility.
- Keep an open mind regarding the suggestions your advisor makes.
- Be on time for your scheduled appointment.
- Take time to read through course requirements.
- Become familiar with academic policies and procedures by reviewing the catalog and Course Bulletin.
- Ask questions. Continue to ask questions until you understand.
- Know the academic calendar. Be aware of deadlines. Know when to register and add/drop classes.
REMEMBER: AS ADVISORS WE…
- Teach you how to complete forms.
- Never fill out registration or other forms for you.
- Make suggestions for what classes to take based on your information and the program of study you select.
- Inform you of making good decisions.
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR ADVISOR
How do I...
- Choose, declare, or change my major?
- Repeat, drop, or withdraw from courses?
- Determine the number of credits I should take each semester?
- Know when I have fulfilled the requirements to graduate?
- Who can help me with my study skills, time management, goal setting, and test taking methods?
- Who do I talk to if I have a learning disability?
ACADEMIC ADVISING
TRIO staff members are available to assist prospective and current students with occupational choices, career development, decision making, and academic and personal adjustment problems.
