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Transfer Students | SOAR
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Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration. University of Wisconsin – Madison. This page is intended to give you additional context surrounding the structure of the transfer SOAR program. However, a. Ll new students need to complete the full SOAR checklist. To successfully prepare for SOAR. The following is a sample SOAR schedule for transfer students. A detailed SOAR schedule is provided at check-in. You must attend all parts of the program in order to enroll in your fall-semester courses. To begin...
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High-Impact Practices, The Center for the First-Year Experience, University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Skip to main content. Skip to main content. What Are High Impact Practices? High-impact practices are a set of purposeful learning experiences that have been shown to deepen student learning and engagement, raise levels of performance, retention and success for students, and that invoke intellectually engaging and effective educational practices. How to Turn Your Freshman Course Into a High-Impact Experience. Students will experience diversity through contact with people who are different from themselves;.
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Grants and Awards, The Center for the First-Year Experience, University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Skip to main content. Skip to main content. Wisconsin Welcome Programs Grant. Wisconsin Welcome Program grants provide funding to campus departments for new and continuing Wisconsin Welcome events that are designed to welcome new students and educate them about. Grants are awarded annually. Please contact Chika Kusakawa. Outstanding First Year Advocate Awards and Transfer Champion Award. Graduate Student: Kevin Anderson. Academic Staff: Diana Maki. Transfer Champion: Jocelyn Milner. News & Highlights.
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Counseling Psychology 125, A Wisconsin Experience Seminar
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Skip to main content. Skip to main content. Wisconsin Experience Seminar (CP 125). Course Description and Learning Outcomes. Information for Prospective Students. Information for Prospective Instructors. Information for Prospective Undergraduate Teaching Fellows. The Wisconsin Experience Seminar (Counseling Psychology 125). Course Description, Learning Outcomes, and Syllabus. As a result of this course, students will. Develop positive relationships with faculty, staff, and students. Discuss the history, ...
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Advising | commarts.wisc.edu
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Media and Cultural Studies. Rhetoric, Politics, and Culture. Comm Arts Undergraduate Advising. Office: 6068 Vilas Hall. E-mail: mary.rossa@wisc.edu. Week of August 22nd:. You must bring a printed, current copy of your DARS report to walk-in advising, if you want to review requirements. To schedule an advising appointment, please use the Scheduling Assistant. What should I bring to my advising session? Walk-in Advising: Please bring a current copy of your DARS report. Obtaining a DARS Report. Transfer cre...
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Teaching Resources, The Center for the First-Year Experience, University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Skip to main content. Skip to main content. Understanding the cognitive development and general life stage of first year students is helpful in designing curriculum and selecting pedagogy for your courses. The following resources are available to instructors of first-year students. Do It Yourself Resources. Teaching and Working with First-Year Students (PDF). Partners with the Delta Program. Customized Training and Consulting. Staff member work with your teaching assistants please contact Carren Martin.
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ELPA 350: Peer Leadership and Mentorship with Transitioning Students, The Center for the First-Year Experience
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Skip to main content. Skip to main content. 350: Peer Leadership and Mentorship with Transitioning Students. The course is designed to engage students in active leadership and mentoring capacity-building through intensive discussion with classmates and individual dialogue with instructors. Critical thinking and communication skills are practiced and honed through discussion, writing assignments, in-class activities, experiential assignments, and the final paper. For more information contact:. The Center ...
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Research and Assessment, The Center for the First-Year Experience, University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Skip to main content. Skip to main content. Faculty and Graduate Student Interviews. Staff members are in the process of interviewing faculty and graduate students who teach large courses with high first-year student enrollment. The interview is designed to help. Staff better understand how faculty and. S are engaging with students in large courses. If you are interested in being interviewed or would like to learn more about the project please contact Megan Schmid. Brown Bag Series, March 10, 2010. To ga...
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About Us, The Center for the First-Year Experience, University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Skip to main content. Skip to main content. The mission of the Center for the First-Year Experience is to understand and improve a student's first year at UW-Madison. UW-Madison Essential Learning Outcomes. Staff Publications and Conference Presentations. Director, Assistant Dean. Assistant Director, Orientation Initiatives. Assistant Director, Transfer Initiatives. Assistant Director, Academic Engagement. Coordinator, Orientation Operations. Coordinator, Orientation Programming. News & Highlights. Madis...
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