Organization Advisors
The Office of Student Involvement provides resources to equip faculty and staff serving as Student Organization Advisors. Advisors provide valuable students with valuable input and assistance as they are executing the needs of their organization. Student Organization Advisors are trained once every 4 years. Materials from training sessions may be found on this site.
Advisor Training
Advisor training takes place during the Fall & Spring semester. The Fall Advisor Training will take place on Tuesday, September 18 from 6:00 -8:00 PM in Student Center 2222/2223. Advisors due for training will be invited via e-mail.
Student Organization Advisors are encouraged to complete training once every 4 years.
For more information, contact Amanda Ballouk at amb0160@auburn.edu.
Advisor Resources
Below are links to several resources available to assist organization advisors. Click to access resource documents or videos from previous trainings.
Fall 2017 Advisor Training PowerPoint
Auburn Guides Handbook
Advisor Expectations & Change of Advisor Form
Campus Event Planning & Risk Management (Video)
Last modified: July 23, 2018
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