Faculty and Advisor Resources

Faculty are encouraged to submit Academic Alerts when students are experiencing academic difficulty. These students are then notified by email and offered assistance that will help them complete their classes successfully. 


Faculty Submit Academic Alerts on Stellic

Submitting the alert has five steps. Please follow them to ensure the alert is submitted correctly. 

How to Submit Academic Alerts

Identifying Academic Alerts for Advisees

Identifying Academic Alerts for Your Advisees

What is Academic Advising?

"Academic Advising is a frequent, ongoing, interactive discussion that is a collaborative partnership between advisors and advisees to support the educational and career goals of UNK students with ongoing assessment of these impacts."

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Assigning Advisors

Advisor Training

Academic Advising and Career Development is dedicated to preparing UNK students for life after college and collaborating with faculty and staff plays a vital part in achieving this goal. Please take some time to consider how our services could benefit your students. Thank you for considering our services.

Workshop Topics:

  • Academic Advising and Career Development Resources
  • Major Exploration
  • Job Search Strategies
  • Career Development Timeline, a 4-year Plan for College Students
  • Building a Professional Résumé
  • Professional Interviewing
  • Preparing to Attend a Career Fair (Available for both Education and Regular Fair)
  • 5 minute drop-ins at the beginning or end of class to promote career fairs or other events
  • Able to design other workshops to meet specific needs

*In an effort to provide quality workshops in a timely manner, we prefer to use the following policies.

  • Career related workshops can be requested by students, faculty, and staff by emailing careerserv@unk.edu
  • Workshops generally run between 30 and 60 minutes
  • At least 1 week advance notice of a proposed workshop date will be appreciated
  • We encourage referrals from faculty and staff, however we are not always able to accommodate class assignments that require all students to use a particular service.
  • Requests will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis

The Career Education Module is designed for faculty to easily incorporate career development topics in to their courses. Faculty can access these materials and incorporate them in to their classes however they'd like. Additional topics may be added to the Career Education Module in the future.

Resumes

Interviewing

Career Fairs

The staff in AACD are still available for class presentations, however, these modules allow more flexibility for faculty to support their students' professional development anytime, anywhere.