Enhancing the Advising Experience at UTSA: A Collaborative Journey
Providing information to students when and where they need it has been the key component of UTSA’s Integrated Planning and Advising for Student Success (iPASS) grant.
I am a higher education professional with over 8 years experience in student programming, advising, and coordinating. In my current role, I am responsible for planning and managing projects, assisting with grant management, developing training & marketing for newly released resources, organizing campus community outreach events, and assisting with the social media and news blog.
Prior to joining the Office of Information Technology, I worked in student development and advising at the San Antonio Education Partnership and the federal TRIO program at UTSA. I received my B.B.A in Management and M.Ed. in Educational Leadership & Policy Study from UTSA.
Through my career in higher education I have gained experience collaborating and building networks with other departments and organization to facilitate accurate information, a strong sense of details and thorough in obtaining information and related data for specific projects, and persistence in tracking and completing research and performing any necessary follow-up task. Additionally I have strong time management skills, am motivated to acquire new technical skills, have the ability to create effective presentation visual aids and possess a high work ethic and commitment to student success.
Providing information to students when and where they need it has been the key component of UTSA’s Integrated Planning and Advising for Student Success (iPASS) grant.
When advising teams are empowered to participate in professional development opportunities, they can share best practices that help advance student success.
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