Sunday, January 29, 2012

Welcome to the Spring 2012 Semester!

On behalf of NYUCN Office of Academic Advising & Learning Development, we would like to welcome you to the spring 2012 semester! For the continuing students, we hope you had a restful break and for the new students who started this spring, we would like to welcome you to NYU's College of Nursing! You made an excellent choice to attend NYUCN. Our undergraduate and graduate nursing programs are top notch! We look forward to working with every one of you this semester!

The purpose of the Office of Academic Advising & Learning Development (OAA & LD) is to support students throughout their academic progression. Each nursing student is assigned to an advisor who will work with them to support and guide them until graduation. Students may schedule an appointment with their assigned advisor at any point during the semester through their Student Center in Albert.

The OAA & LD provides a number of academic support programs for students, some of which include test taking, time management, library research skills, and carer workshops. Additionally, the OAA & LD offers a Peer Advising program for students who wish to be mentored or those who are interested in gaining leadership skills and serving as a mentor for their peers. The OAA & LD provides a tutoring program for designated BS nursing sequence courses and assistance with tutor matching for graduate courses. We encourage all students to get involved in NYUCN's academic support programs right away!

One of the main goals of this blog is to provide nursing students with helpful tips to assist with their academic progression in a fun and informal manner. We love to hear from students so please let us know if you have an idea for a blog or are interested in being a guest blogger! We wish you all a successful spring 2012 semester. Please reach out to a member of the administrative advising team at any point if you have questions or ideas about how we can support you!

Friday, January 20, 2012

Are You Interested in the Peer Advising Program?

The Office of Academic Advising and Learning Development is excited to announce that the Peer Advising Program is up and running for the Spring 2012 semester. This program is an excellent way for you to get involved at the College of Nursing!

If you are interested in being either a peer advisor or a peer advisee, please take note of the following dates:

Spring 2012 Peer Advising Information Sessions

Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Nursing Conference Center
6:30pm

Friday, January 27, 2012
Atrium Conference Room
1:00pm

Both Sessions will be held on the 10th Floor of 726 Broadway

Attendance at these sessions is not mandatory for participation in the program but you are strongly encouraged to attend. Please email nursingadvising@nyu.edu if you have any questions about the sessions or the Peer Advising Program. Also, refer to the Peer Advising Website for more detailed information regarding eligibility, roles and responsibilities, and benefits of the program.

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Orientation for Students Entering Clinical

In conjunction with New Student Orientation for the Spring 2012 Term, the College of Nursing will be holding the Orientation for Students Entering Clinical this month. All continuing undergraduate students, without RN certification, who have completed ALL prerequisite requirements and will begin the nursing clinical sequence in Spring 2012 should plan to attend. An email announcement was sent by Stef Daley, Assistant Director for Academic Advising and Learning Development, requesting your attendance and an RSVP to confirm. Please see the details below:

Orientation for Students Entering Clinical
Thursday, January 19, 2012
9:30am-12:00pm
Silver 703

This orientation will provide you with the opportunity to have your questions answered regarding your upcoming clinical experience(s). The following topics will be covered by Deans, administrators, members of the faculty, and current NYUCN students:
  • Health Clearance Requirements for entry and continuance in the clinical setting
  • Appropriate behaviors and apparel for the clinical setting
  • The clinical progression of courses, the schedule, and required passing marks
  • Technological Requirements for the clinical setting
  • Resources for academic success available to clinical students
If this information applies to you and you have not already done so, please RSVP for clinical orientation by sending an email to nursingadvising@nyu.edu. Feel free to reach out to a member of the Advising Team if you have any questions concerning clinical orientation. We are here to assist you and we look forward to seeing you there!

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Happy New Year!!



The Office of Academic Advising has opened for the new year and we are here to assist you in any academic preparations for the Spring 2012 semester.

Continue to enjoy your winter recess and stop by and see us if you need anything!


Spare time? Take a moment to check our Helpful tips on what to do over break!