Session 403: The Essential Role of AU Faculty in Student Success

    Date: Thursday, January 9

    Time: 3:35 PM – 4:25 PM

    Location: McKinley 201

    Presenters: Ashlie Prioleau (Assistant Vice President for Student Success & Retention, Enrollment Services Administration), Amanda Getz (Associate Director of First Year Advising, Office of Undergraduate Education and Academic Student Services) & Michele Lansigan (Hurst Senior Professorial Lecturer, CAS | Chemistry)

    Session Description:

    This session will explore the critical role faculty play in student success, thriving, and retention. By understanding the various ways faculty can contribute throughout the semester, through authentic mentorship, early warning techniques, and academic wellness, we can collectively create a more supportive community for all students. The session will feature a data-enriched presentation, personal stories showcasing faculty’s impact on student success, and knowledge of helpful tools available at AU.

    Learning Outcomes:

    • Recognize the significant impact faculty have on student success, thriving, and retention
    • Identify various ways faculty can contribute to early warning and needs for additional student support throughout the semester
    • Gain insights from peer-shared experiences and strategies for fostering student success

    Session Materials

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