Academic Advising
(GSSC)
From academic year 01-02 to academic year 04-05 Academic Advising was used by several Student Affairs departments and GSSC. From fall 05 forward Academic Advising will only used by GSSC to denote a formal academic meeting
Students enrolled in courses taught or supported by student affairs staff, including internships for credit or fieldwork for credit
Assistance with class selection,
major/ minor status, degree and liberal arts requirements, academic standing,
midterm grade reports, advising, and the student readiness inventory
A weekly Friday Night program presented in the University
Union free of charge for NAU Students
From academic year 01-02 to
academic year 04-05, the 19 students annually who are BF Scholar recipients,
specific to the
Career and Employment
Activities (CR, CS, ESP-SSS, NASS)
Employer visits and one on one or group activities (e.g., Career Services outreach, NASS advising prior to referral to Career Services) that provide a broad overview of career and employment related information
Programs or activities that attempt
to broaden student understanding regarding issues associated with difference.
Examples of these programs include those designed to educate students about
various ethnic groups (e.g. cultural heritage week programs), promote
international understanding, increase awareness about gay, lesbian, and
bisexual issues, present diverse ways of perceiving world/societal issues, etc.
Educational
Opportunity Centers (ESP)
A former participant in an
Educational Talent
Search (ESP)
A former Educational Talent Search participant attending NAU in the semester noted in “Semester Code”
Programs or activities designed to
educate students on FAFSA/Financial Aid, budgeting, money management, financial
planning, scholarship searches, visiting tribal representatives, emergency
funds, or other financial topics
Semester pass for purchase that
allows access to supplemental recreation services such as group exercise or
weight training
Programs or
activities designed to educate students on mental, physical, and emotional
health and
well-being
Programs and activities designed to
promote and develop a variety of skill sets such as civic responsibility,
community membership, decision-making, organizational skills, communication,
critical thinking, ethics, supervision, etc.
On-campus resident of a living and learning community AND/OR member of an on-campus Greek letter community; examples include Ed House resident, Sigma Chi fraternity member living in Mt View Hall
Support
programs for first year Native American students who participate in Native
American Orientation, Navajo Scholars Program (ended spring 2004), and/or Hopi Scholars program (ended spring 2004)
A former Nizhoni participant attending NAU in the semester noted in “Semester Code”
Orientation Leaders
(NSP)
Student
employee of New Student Programs assigned to guide new students through
orientation.
Programs or activities provided in
educational topics not listed in Service Codes
Outdoor Recreation (CR)
Programs, trips, and classes on/in the outdoors. Prior to fall 2005, outdoors included
students participating for credit; from fall 2005 forward students
participating for credit will be accounted for under academic coursework
Personal contacts students have with peers concerning personal or academic matters and general advice. These contacts are distinct from academic advising or career counseling in that they cover a broader range of topics/issues, but may include some advising and career counseling.
Personal Advising (CR,
ESP-SSS, MSC, NASS)
Personal contacts students have with staff concerning non-academic matters or general advice. These contacts are distinct from academic advising or career counseling in that they cover a broader range of topics/issues, but may include some advising and career counseling.
Resident Assistant Membership
List (RL)
Student employee of Residence Life
assigned to live among residents and assist a floor or wing with on-campus
residents
On-campus resident
Office use of computers/software,
publications, internet/website, and other resources as well as contact with
office staff for referrals and visiting representatives of community services
Retention Alert
Program (SL) Membership List
Student who was successfully
contacted in the DFW portion of the Retention Alert Program
Programs and/or activities designed
to bring students together within a social environment/context. These programs
include entertainment activities, social receptions, barbecues, dances, etc.
Fee-based seasonal sports programs
(e.g., soccer, basketball) for students
Selected first year students who
are contracted for two years to receive academic peer advising and other
guidance toward graduation
Student Employees
(All Units)
Student employment distinguished by Work-Study, Student Wage, and Graduate Assistanceships who was employed in the noted “Service Unit” during the noted “Semester Code”
This
category indicates student membership in a registered student organization
Special awards or recognition given
to students by units within Student Affairs; Awards/recognition include Gold
Axe recipients, Who’s Who recipients, RA of the Year, etc.
A Student Support Services student in the semester noted in “Semester Code”
SSS provides academic support and
educational services for eligible (low income, first generation, OR disabled AND
a
Professional or
peer academic assistance as it relates to specific classes, coursework, skills
and homework
Upward Bound
A former Upward Bound participant attending NAU in the semester noted in “Semester Code”
Upward Bound Math and
Science
A former Upward Bound Math and Science participant attending NAU in the semester noted in “Semester Code”
Programs, activities, or events
that focus on service to the campus or the Flagstaff community; The activity
may include a service learning component (orientation, service, and reflection)
or simply a community service project done by individuals, groups of students,
or student organizations. Programs may include neighborhood clean-up projects,
the campus Adopt-A-Plot program, volunteering at a community agency, etc.
Swimming/Diving/Pool programs,
passes, and club use of the