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It’s Your World Now: Alternative Advising Models

It’s Your World Now: Alternative Advising Models. CCCCIO & CCCCSSO 2014 Spring Conference ∙ March 12, 2014. The Issue:. Students are now required to complete mandatory orientation, assessment, and counseling services around student education planning . The Premise:. ?. ?. ?.

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It’s Your World Now: Alternative Advising Models

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  1. It’s Your World Now: Alternative Advising Models CCCCIO & CCCCSSO 2014 Spring Conference ∙ March 12, 2014

  2. The Issue: • Students are now required to complete mandatory orientation, assessment, and counseling services around student education planning.

  3. The Premise: ? ? ?

  4. Three Challenges • Student Preparation for Education Planning • Institutional Counseling Capacity • Making Student Education Plans Meaningful

  5. CHALLENGE 1: Student Preparation for Education Planning

  6. The O’Banion Advising Model • Exploration of Life Goals • Exploration of Vocational Goals • Program Choice • Course Choice • Course Scheduling

  7. Undeclared StudentsReality: Over half of incoming LBCC students have not identified a major. Strategies: • Building on High School Career Pathways • Career Exploration Course (COUNS 48) in High Schools • Mandatory COUNS 48 for undeclared students in Promise Pathways • Build Career Center into Career Pathways Trust Fund Proposals

  8. Pushing Student Ownership • Student education planning is a privilege, not a right Strategies: • Require students to complete certain tasks for each step in education planning process • i.e. Student needs to declare an academic/career goal to schedule a comprehensive education planning session

  9. CHALLENGE 2:Institutional Counseling Capacity

  10. Counseling CapacityCounselor : Student Ratio = 1:1,185 • Initial Orientation 10% • Initial Assessment 10% • Abbreviated SEP 10% • Counseling/Advising 15% • Comprehensive SEP 35% • Progress Probation 15% • Other Services 5%

  11. Tiered, Targeted Services Strategies: • New Student Orientation • Calendaring Counseling Services Over Semester • Instructional School Liaison Model

  12. New Delivery Models Strategies: • Paraprofessional Model • Mandatory Counseling Orientation Course for Promise Pathways • Electronic Student Education Plans – Degree Audit

  13. CHALLENGE 3: Making Student Education Plans Meaningful

  14. Why Have an Student Education Plan? • Limited Student Incentive to Follow Student Education Plan • No Institutional Commitment to Student Education Plan

  15. Making It Mean Something Strategies: • More Closely Monitoring Student SEP Progress for Financial Aid • Guaranteeing Abbreviated SEP for Promise Pathways • Working with Instructional Departments to Guarantee SEP Pathways

  16. Questions? Dr. Kaneesha Tarrant tarrankk@lattc.edu Dr. Greg Peterson gpeterson@lbcc.edu

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