Thursday, October 4, 2012

2012 UAOA Conference

Joni, Allied Health Science Program Advisor, Kathie, Math Lecturer/Advisor, and Mace, SSS Advisor/Coordinator heading off to the Spin Cafe in Heber City with the rest of the misfits.

 The cafe specialty is hickory-smoked bar-b-que, as well as homemade gelato ice cream.

 The conference was held at the Zermatt Resort which has a uniquely Swiss and German fill to it in a
background of the mountain alpine setting.

 Bridget was selected to present at the Utah Advising Orientation Association  (UAOA) for two years in a row. She will be presenting similar information at the last conference titled “The Silent and Surprising Aspects of Advising in Nonverbal Communication.”   In the background is Landon, Academic Intervention and Drew, Assistant Director of New Student Services (R.O.A.D.S.).


Katie, Program Business Advisor, Brett, NCAA Advisor, and Whitney, Academic Advisor Retention attending an advising session.
Alice, Program Nursing Advisor and Kathie, Math Lecturer/Advisor waiting for an advising session to begin.

 The mission of the Utah Advising and Orientation Association is to provide professional development opportunities for college and university personnel who advise students or are involved in student orientation.

2012 DSC's Commencement Ceremony

Graduating Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Carlos Bauer with Dana, Assistant Director of Academic Advisement
James, Music Lecturer/Advisor with two of his graduates.

Jolene Robbins with her family, who is a graduate of the Elementary Education program.

Two Academic Peer Advisors, Megan and Lacee graduating with their Associates in Science degree.

Two proud returning adults graduating with their associates degree.

A few of our International students graduating with their associates degree.


2011-2012 fall, spring, and summer graduates were honored at DSC's Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 4, 2012.  The graduates had the opportunity to share the excitement and importance of their academic accomplishments with faculty, fellow graduates, family, and friends.

DSC celebrated its first graduating class in the following:  
Associate of Applied Science in Operations Management
Computer Forensics Certificate
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Mathematics Education

http://dixie.edu/commencement/

2012 High School Advisement & Registration Sessions



Academic Advisors, Lecturer/Advisors, Program Advisors and Peer Advisors help support New Student Services in advising and registering students in their high schools. Freshman orientation or R.O.A.D.S. served 900+ students this year and 830+  students attending the a 2012 summer freshman orientation at DSC.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Education After High School Graduation 2011

The high school students and parents were invited to attend an event at their high school to discuss their options for a Post High School education in November. Representatives from the following DSC organizations were in attendance: Admissions, Advisement, DXATC, ETS, Financial Aid/Scholarships/Loans, Multicultural Center, and Trio.
The school represented in these pictures are Millcreek High School students.

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

High School Visits by Academic Advisors

The Washington County School District has the opportunity for Dixie State College Academic Advisors to meet their students once a month in assisting them in their selection of degrees, certificates and courses. The students are offered to make a plan of action for success to include academic goals, course sequencing, etc.

Having a Little Fun at Halloween Time 2011

Whitney made delicious cupcakes for the occasion.
Bridgett Sheffer & Bryan Jacobs, COMM Advisors decorated their offices with Halloween creatures, black lights, hanging webs with spiders and gave out treats.
The Academic Advisement Center dressed up in their own way!
It got a little 'out of control' at the end of the day playing loud music and as you can see, dancing. Drew really knows how to entertain the group with his moves.