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10: Faculty Advisor
Your portfolio page called Degree Requirements will contain your Ed Plan, which is a list of classes needed to get an associate degree and/or certificates of completion.
Most of my students are still in high school and no one is asking you to decide what you want to be for the rest of your life. That said, you must have an Ed Plan and Field of Interest if you are taking college classes. It protects you from having to spend extra time and money on College because you did not take the correct classes for your FOI. You can change your Field of Interest and Ed Plan at any time by contacting your Academic Advisor.
I have always been a futurist. There is a likelihood that the field you end up in, for the long run, does not yet exist. Our world is changing quickly and drastically. Regardless, you will need credentials, either a degree or certificates of completion (CCL), to open the doors for you to gain experience which will lead you to better decisions.
Every student must make and complete an appointment with Academic Advisors to chart your course and get a electronic copy of your Ed Plan. Place the time and date of your appointment in your calendar and on your Degree Requirements page.
Advisement does not have standards, so you will get your Ed Plan as an Excel Spreadsheet or a PDF. Upload the PDF to your shared folder and insert in your Degree Requirements page. Do the same for Excel and convert to Google Sheets, and place in your Degree Requirements page.
If you will be attending University, add a list of classes required for your bachelor degree.
Ed Plan and Major Map include all of the classes you need to get a particular credential
Know the difference between an Academic Advisor and a Faculty Advisor.
Know who your Faculty Advisor is, establish contact with an email providing your contact information and requesting links and available information regarding your academic program
Learning Outcomes:
Learning Outcomes:
Develop personal, professional, and academic connections and relationships to engage in the college community. (Themes: MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS)
Know the difference between an Academic Advisor and a Faculty Advisor and the function of each.
Meet with Academic Advisor and have a completed Ed Plan in your student record.
Know the exact title and pathway for your Certificate of Completion, Associate Degree, and Bachelor Degree.
Convert text to links to the page for each credential.
Download Ed Plan in Excel (Convert to Google Sheets) or PDF
Demonstrate basic understanding of FERPA by removing all incidences of your Student ID.
Embed in Degree Requirements page of your portfolio
Know who your Faculty Advisor is, establish contact with an email providing your contact information and requesting links and available information regarding your academic program. Let them know you are in their program.
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