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Undergraduate Retention

Undergraduate Retention. Fall 2011 DUS Meeting Tuesday, September 27,2011 Cynthia Demetriou, Director for Retention Candice Powell, Retention Specialist. Undergraduate Retention. Undergraduate Retention is committed to supporting all students on their path to graduation

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Undergraduate Retention

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  1. Undergraduate Retention Fall 2011 DUS Meeting Tuesday, September 27,2011 Cynthia Demetriou, Director for Retention Candice Powell, Retention Specialist

  2. Undergraduate Retention Undergraduate Retention is committed to supporting all students on their path to graduation www.studentsuccess.unc.edu

  3. News & Updates • Academic Early Warnings • Academic Probation • Brown Bag Lunches for Faculty & Staff • Student Success Workshops • One-on-One Student Appointments

  4. Academic Early Warnings Open in ConnectCarolina: September 12th - October 10th Last Day to Drop A Course: October 17, 2011

  5. Academic Early Warnings • Up to 2 comments per student per course: • Assignment/Homework Performance • Class Participation • Quiz/Examination Performance • Writing Skills • General Concern • Immediate Action Suggested • Never Attended • Intermittent Attendance • Stopped Attending

  6. Academic Early Warnings • Student notified: • By email • With a “To-Do” item in ConnectCarolina • Student must “acknowledge” To-Do Item for it to be removed • Each early warning creates an Advisor Note • Undergraduate Retention creates reports of student groups and share with partners across campus

  7. What should a student do if he or she receives an early warning? 1. Visit their instructor during faculty office hours or make an appointment with their instructor. Discuss their progress in the course as well as strategies for improvement. 2. Schedule an appointment with an academic advisor or attend academic advising walk-in hours. Come to the advising meeting prepared to discuss their visit with their instructor, and bring a list of their questions. 3. Utilize University resources designed to help them succeed. Students are provided a full list of resources.

  8. How do instructors enter early warnings in ConnectCarolina? • Go to Faculty Center. • Click on the “Class Roster” page. • Click on the “Academic Early Warning” link in the right corner. • Select one or two early warnings per student using the drop down bars in the two columns that say “Early Warning.” • When you are done, click the “OK” button at the bottom of the page. Additional information is available in the “User Directions” document emailed to all DUS on 9/9/2011.

  9. Academic Probation

  10. Probation Intervention Students on academic probation should be directed to www.studentsuccess.unc.edu Students must complete the following 4 steps: 1. Complete the Self-Assessment. 2. Complete the online Student Success Seminar. 3. Sign the Probation Contract found at the end of the seminar. 4. Make an appointment with your advisor.        

  11. Academic Probation • Students must meet with an academic advisor at least 2 times during the semester to discuss their progress towards returning to good standing. • Students must make an appointment using advising’s online appointment scheduler. • Walk-in appointments cannot be used for probation advising. • Students must bring a copy of the completed Self-Assessment and the signed Probation Contract to the meeting with the advisor. If students do not complete ALL of the probation steps above, a “stop” will be placed on their account preventing them from registering for future courses.

  12. Key Message for Students on Probation • Academic probation is a one semesteropportunity to return to good academic standing. • Smart students take advantage of University resources. • Normalize help seeking behavior.

  13. Brown Bag Lunch Series Student Success: Academics, Wellness and Engagement

  14. Join Us! October 14th Understanding and Encouraging the Success of Veteran and ROTC Students with Major Megan Stallings, Department Chair, Military Science 12 noon – 1:30 p.m. Location: Union, Room 2510 November 18th Diversity of Today’s College Students: How They Live, Learn, and Lead with Terri Houston, Interim Chief Diversity Officer and Executive Director, Diversity & Multicultural Affairs 12 noon – 1:30 p.m. Location: Union, Room 2510 December 16th Helping Grieving Students with Amy Schmitz-Sciborski, Clinical Psychologist, Counseling & Wellness Services with Kevin Shepard, Clinical Psychologist, Counseling & Wellness Services 12 noon – 1:30 p.m. Location: Graham Memorial 011

  15. Student Success Workshops

  16. Student Appointments Meetings with the Retention Specialist

  17. Thank You Cynthia Demetriou, Director for Retention Candice Powell, Retention Specialist

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