Loren Kroh

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Thanks for sharing your experience, John. I love stories with a happy ending.
John, who is responsible for taking the next step? Does the weekly meeting also include a discussion of the effectiveness of these actions?
Interesting way to get feedback, Thomas. It also seems to answer the eternal student question of "why do I need to know this".
Who does the subjective observations and for what purpose, Nathan?
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How is this Advisory Form communicated to the student, Shawn? Does it become part of their file? Are they required to respond to the finding?
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I'm glad to hear that you are using this process, Paul. I hope it's been effective for you. Do you have any suggestions to improve the process as presented?
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Jamie, how has your institution developed a target for student::teacher ratio? Does it vary by type of course or when it's offered?
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Shawn, who is responsible for this initial outreach and who is responsible for recording the respond and assuring follow up?
Great practice, Paul. A real win/win. The reps gain a better understanding of course content and develop positive professional relationships with the faculty. In many cases, that translates into wanting to get students who will not disappoint their colleagues. Conversely, if instructors get involved with the admissions process they gain valuable insight into the uncertainties encountered by the reps.
Thank you for sharing your experience, Michaela. Your opening question is an important one. It's quite reasonable to engage a professional to create surveys to improve the quality and quantity of responses. A poorly crafted survey is a waste of everyone's time - GIGO.

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