Advising 2 Bits Jonathan Hallford and Jasey Herrington

Jonathan and Jasey welcome Robin Martin, Jennifer Jackson, LaTora Todd-Jackson, and Caroline Kirkham from the School of Kinesiology Student Services. We discuss the programs available to students as well as new programs on the horrizon. Additionally students needing good free electives can hear about some of the fun things the School of Kinesiology has to offer any student on campus.

Jonathan and Jasey discuss transfer students and their specific campus resources with Taylor Kamin in the First Year Experience Office and Codi Plaster in the Pathways and Transfer Center.

Jonathan and Jasey discuss Path to the Plains with Beth Hatcher from the Pathway and Transfer Center. This is Episode 1 of a 2 part Transfer Student series.

Happy #2BitsTuesday! This episode is one we were very excited to share on the importance and benefits of Faculty Mentoring. We were joined by Dr. Wheeler Foshee, Professor of Horticulture in the College of Agriculture, and Nicole Gaillard, Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management in the College of Human Sciences. Whether you're assigned a Faculty advisor, or seek out that mentorship individually, these professional relationships with faculty members can significantly and positively impa...

Get excited! It's #2BitsTuesday again! In this episode, we welcome Dr. James Ryan, Jean W. Liles Professor of English at Auburn University. Dr. Ryan joins this podcast as the Provost Liaison for Academic Honesty to discuss the topic of Academic Honesty in higher education. If you've ever wondered what qualifies as "academic dishonesty" and the steps once a report has been made, listen in to understand how this student-led process helps maintain the integrity of higher education and Aubur...

Happy #2BitsTuesday! In this episode, we're featuring the Auburn College of Education. We're joined by the academic advisors from the College of Ed to discuss their programs, career opportunities, and the brand new College of Education building currently under construction. If you've ever considered becoming an educator, listen in to hear about the various majors offered that can certify you from birth (Special Education) to twelfth grade (various Secondary Ed majors). Thanks to Ashley S...