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- Be
knowledgeable and familiar with UD's on-campus resources that
may assist in your
student's success.
- Visit
on-campus resources and
become acquainted with the staff and services these offices
provide.
- Listen
for cues that may imply the need for a referral. Low mid-terms
may be a sign of not putting in the time, but it could also
be the result of financial difficulties. Take the time to listen
and understand the nature of a concern so that you are making
the appropriate referral.
- Provide
the student with a name, location and telephone number of the
office to which you are referring them.
- Be
flexible and supportive. There may be a time when you want to
escort a student to an office due to the critical nature of
their issue.
- Follow-up
with students on the referrals you have made either by phone
or during your next meeting.
- Facilitate
the connection and point them in the right direction but remember
that it is ultimately the student's responsibility to follow
through on referrals.
- Document
referrals in your UD
Notes. This makes it easier to remember where you left off
during your last appointment.
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