Tag Archives: Undeclared/Exploratory

#Preach

Posted on November 24, 2014 by Art

So, A.): Read This Now, let’s talk about a few things. Two of my favorite quotes: “…conventional wisdom is wrong. In reality these (humanities) degrees all produce expected lifetime earning increments far in excess of the cost of college tuition, … Continue reading →

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Major Exploration in Four Words

Posted on December 14, 2012 by Art

Make Certain. Don’t Dawdle.   Discuss…

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A Post About A Post, On Steve Jobs On Educaiton

Posted on November 10, 2011 by Art

How’s that for a preposition-rich title? Please follow the link below to a new post on the NACADA Commission on Undeclared &Exploratory Student advising Blog page. http://nacadacues.blogspot.com/2011/11/jobs-on-education.html    

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Holland Revisited: A Self-Authored Approach to Major Exploration

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Art

The image to the left reflects a thumbnail sketch of my program’s approach to guiding students down the open road to discovering their educational intentions. I just had some other thoughts published at the link below…I hope you’ll enjoy reading … Continue reading →

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Confessions of an erstwhile philanthropist and frustrated educator

Posted on January 24, 2011 by Art

News: ‘Lessons From A Street-Wise Professor’ – Inside Higher Ed. Several things in this short interview struck me as tremendously important. I thought not only of the students I advise and teach, but of the musicians and erstwhile fellow arts … Continue reading →

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English Literature » Blog Archive » Career Options for English Majors

Posted on January 7, 2011 by Art

English Literature » Blog Archive » Career Options for English Majors. I appreciate that the above article strives to help potential English majors feel less anxious about the choice of a humanities discipline. The author does a largely successful job … Continue reading →

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CUES or Qs?

Posted on October 25, 2010 by Art

So, I recently became the chair of NACADA’s (the National Academic Advising Association) Commission on Undeclared/Exploratory Student Advising (CUES). I was down in Orlando at our annual conference (and man, was it a bitchin event this year!) engaging in all … Continue reading →

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Calling All Wanderers

Posted on July 18, 2010 by Art

The Search – How to Rebound From a Wrong Career Choice – NYTimes.com. I came across this NYTimes article and had to share it. I found myself uncontrollably nodding as I read each passing sentence. I could have written this … Continue reading →

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Now Why Wouldn’t You Lead With This?

Posted on January 25, 2010 by Art

“There’s evidence, though, that employers also don’t want students specializing too soon. The Association of American Colleges and Universities recently asked employers who hire at least 25 percent of their workforce from two- or four-year colleges what they want institutions … Continue reading →

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Is Being an Undeclared Major Best for Your Career?

Posted on December 7, 2009 by Art

I knew I wasn’t crazy about this! Is Being an Undeclared Major Best for Your Career? Posted using ShareThis

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