Here are three commonly used academic advising metrics that fail to measure the impact of advising, and three qualitative measures that DO matter. by Sue Ohrablo, Ed.D., author of High-Impact Advising: A Guide for Academic Advisors Advising administrators are challenged with recruiting, training, and retaining effective advisors. They are tasked with positively impacting student success […]
Sue Ohrablo, Ed.D.
Dr. Sue Ohrablo is a nationally recognized consultant, speaker, and author in the areas of academic advising and student services. Sue’s areas of expertise include comprehensive developmental advising, student engagement, advising adult and online students, supporting students at a distance, advisor skill development, and advising administration.
Dr. Ohrablo has over thirty-five years of experience in higher-education administration, working in public and private institutions and with diverse student populations ranging from freshman to doctoral-level students. She has held positions as advising administrator, academic advisor, personal counselor, career counselor, and employment specialist. Dr. Ohrablo holds a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership as well as degrees in counseling and psychology. Sue is the author of High-Impact Advising: A Guide for Academic Advisors and The Pocket Advisor: A Family Guide to Navigating College, and currently supports students and higher-education institutions as a consultant and founder of My HigherEd Partner.