Course info
Course name, Meeting the Needs of Appalachian Students
Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning for Student Success Type of course New Faculty Seminar Series
About the course
Upcoming Classes
No classes scheduled
Description
Part of what drives individuals to choose a career in academia is the opportunity to mold and shape the lives of young adults. When you are an early career faculty member who’s new to an institution, this can be a daunting task. Where do you turn if you have a student who is facing mental health challenges? What are the procedures for supporting a student with a disability? How can you help transfer students to make a seamless transition to their new school? During this session, you will learn about the protocols and procedures that Appalachian State faculty use to support their students.
Panelists: Lindsay Masland, Psychology Susan Colby, Center for Academic Excellence Martha Marking, Early Intervention Team Maranda Maxey, Office of Disability Resources Alan Rasmussen, Student Affairs Jane Rex, Office of Transfer Services
Objectives
- Learn about the unique needs of ASU students
- Be able to identify which support units provide which services on our campus
- Develop a plan for “who to call” when you identify a student in need
Prerequisites
None
Administrators
- Crystal Weisner
Please contact a course administrator for additional information.