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LOCATION:Plaster Student Union\, Robert W. 308
SUMMARY:Academic Advisor Forum: Motivational Advising: Utilizing Motivatio
 nal Interviewing in Academic Advising
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Justin Johns\, Associate Director-Academic Advising
  &amp; Transfer Center\n\n\nAs advisors\, we often meet with students who con
 tinuously engage in behaviors that are incongruent with their goals for a
 cademic success. Advisors may offer advice\, only for the student to late
 r return to our office engaging in the same problematic behaviors previou
 sly discussed (i.e.\, missing classes\, employing poor study habits\, poo
 r time management). “MI seeks to enhance students’ motivations and guide 
 them toward changing specific problem behaviors (W. R. Miller &amp; Rollnick\
 , 2002\, 2009).” This forum will introduce Motivational Interviewing as a
  communication tool advisors can use to assist students in changing probl
 ematic behaviors.
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 esenter: Justin Johns\, Associate Director-Academic Advising &amp;amp\; Trans
 fer Center&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;As advisors\, we often meet with students who continuo
 usly engage in behaviors that are incongruent with their goals for academ
 ic success. Advisors may offer advice\, only for the student to later ret
 urn to our office engaging in the same problematic behaviors previously d
 iscussed (i.e.\, missing classes\, employing poor study habits\, poor tim
 e management). “MI seeks to enhance students’ motivations and guide them 
 toward changing specific problem behaviors (W. R. Miller &amp;amp\; Rollnick\
 , 2002\, 2009).” This forum will introduce Motivational Interviewing as a
  communication tool advisors can use to assist students in changing probl
 ematic behaviors.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/body&gt;&lt;/html&gt;
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