Advising: A Sport for all Seasons

Authors

  • Jocelyn Byrne

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26209/mj1261423

Keywords:

advising, academic advising, adviser, advisor

Abstract

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Author Biography

Jocelyn Byrne

Jocelyn Byrne is a graduate student in the University of South Carolina's Higher Education and Student Affairs program. She is also a graduate assistant in the university's Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships. She can be reached at byrnejs@mailbox.sc.edu.

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Vol. 12 (2010): The Mentor: An Academic Advising Journal

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