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...varies from 140 to 150,” according to Prefect Yard Coordinator Maria M. Reyes-Bonar ’06. Rinere officially announced last Tuesday that the prefect program would be incorporated into a new peer advising fellow program, created by her office and its Student Advisory Board (SAB). Under the new program, fellows will not only fill the entryway community-building function that prefects do, but will also serve as informal academic advisors to a group of 10 freshmen. Peer advisers will be expected to meet their advisee group weekly and to offer extracurricular and college-life advice...
...will find the money in next year’s budget,” Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 wrote in an e-mail. The program was designed by the Advising Programs Office (APO) and a subcommittee of the Student Advisory Board (SAB). Under the new program, fellows will be matched with a group of around 10 freshmen, who will come from a pool of 80 to 150 students in a “single larger dorm or group of smaller dorms,” according to the APO website. Fellows will...
Associate Dean of Advising Programs Monique Rinere unveiled four potential plans for the future of freshman advising at a meeting with students on Friday, according to attendees. Rinere and fellow administrators assembled a 37-member Student Advisory Board (SAB) Friday in the first step towards overhauling advising at Harvard. Rinere told the SAB that advising could be organized by entryways, by dorms, by clusters of residence halls, or by the specific academic interests expressed by first-years, according to board member Matthew L. Sundquist ’09. Rinere and SAB members discussed the division of the board into subcommittees...
Earlier this week, Associate Dean of Advising Programs Monique Rinere announced the the creation of a Student Advisory Board (SAB) to advise the College on the best structure for freshman advising from upperclassmen. When the current executive board of the Prefect Program voiced concerns over the program’s future, University Hall’s statement was quickly revised to emphasize that the best elements of the Prefect Program will be kept. While we were not particularly impressed with the confusing manner in which University Hall announced the SAB, we believe that changes to freshman advising are warranted.We strongly...
...longer exist in its present form but would be “morphed into something else.” But at a meeting yesterday with Prefect Program board members, Rinere said the fate of the program would not be decided until the soon-to-be-formed Student Advisory Board (SAB) recommends reforms this spring. “We will preserve all aspects of the Prefect Program that the SAB decides should be retained,” she wrote in an e-mail last night. But a prefect board member, Haining Gouinlock ’07, said that although the situation...