MACURH iiiiiiii Website Updates
If you see any information outdated or find any broken links please contact the webmaster at macurh.sp@gmail.com so the problem may be fixed.
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Updating School info & Contacts
Follow the link provided to update or change your NCC, PCC, NRHH Rep. and RHA President's Contact information for your school.
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Listservs
A listserv is an email list that is used for discussion and to disseminate all information related to its topic. This MACURH listserv will send out periodic emails. All listservs are hosted on Google Groups.
To join the MACURH listserv please email the RCC-SP.
Welcome advisors!
This page is designed to support you in your role as an advisor! There is plenty of great information for you to utilize. The documents included are here to guide you in your work as an advisor. We hope you find these resources useful and if there is something else you need or want to see, please let us know!
MACURH Advisor Newsletter August 2009
Important Advisor Documents:
Advisor Guide to Conferences (Full Version)
Pre-Conference Advising (Quick Guide)
At Conference Advising (Quick Guide)
Post-Conference Advising (Quick Guide)
MACURH Advisor Yearly Calendar
Advisor Recognition Training (ART) Criteria & Information (under construction)
Do You Want to Communicate With Other Advisors?
There is an advisor listserv for the MACURH region! If you contact the Regional Advisors Mishelle Banas, banas@ucmo.edu, and/or Renee Skau, rskau@slu.edu, and submit your contact information, you can join the listserv and start receiving emails immediately! As the advisor, this is the best way to connect with other advisors and keep up on the latest advising information from the region. Don't forget to contact Mishelle or Renee if you have general questions to see if they can help in any way!
If You Want to Know More About MACURH...
Check out the MACURH Policy Book. It has important information regarding bidding for awards, conference procedures, and regional policies. Another very important resource is the NACURH website.