Upperclassmen aid
Ag College advisers
east campus
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by John Russnogle
Volunteer upperclass students in the College
of Agriculture are helping freshmen with
academic and personal problems through a
student co-advising program initiated last year,
according to Phil Lamb.
Lamb, a UNL student, has been hired by the ,
University Teaching Council to coordinate and
evaluate the program to determine the
possibility of establishing a similar
University-wide programs,
The student co-advising program was initiated
by the Ag College Advisory Board because
many of the freshman advisers were
overburdened. Some advisers were assigned as
many as 60 advisees.
Under the program, upperclassmen volunteer
to serve as a counselor for freshmen students.
Faculty advisors who want to participate in the
program select volunteers whose majors
coincide with those of the advisees. Student
co-advisers may counsel five to 10 students.
Not all the faculty use the program but some
faculty members have as many as three student
co-advisers, Lamb said.
"An upperclassman attempts to be a friend,
someone a freshmen can call up when he needs
help," Lamb said. He added that the counseling
is mostly academic: helping students fill out
schedules, suggesting courses to take or not to
take, and helping the student decide what he
wants out of college.
Co-advisers have access to the student's files
and meet regularly with the student's faculty
adviser, Lamb said.
Lamb expressed surprise that the program
has "worked as well as it has."
East Campus already has an excellent
advising system compared to the rest of the
University, Lamb said.
"Although the program wasn't real
successful last year it generated enough support
to continue this year," Lamb said. He added
that more students are being contacted this
year.
Lamb said the co-adivising program does not
take away from the faculty members job but
makes it easier for them. A better job of
advising is done overall, he said.
Plans are being considered for setting up a
counseling office on East Campus where any
student could stop in and talk about their
problems. Lamb said.
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