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Personal Narrative: My Interview With An Academic Advisor
"One of the most dissatisfying things for a teacher is to see a student failing because they are not trying" (Julie Reagan). I interviewed Julie Reagan, my Freshman Year Experience professor and is also one of the Media Arts and Sciences academic advisor. I chose to interview the academic advisor because I'm not sure what path I would like to take. There are so many fields to choose from. In the interview we talked about Julie's goals, networking, and learning design and programming.
We discussed many interesting things in the interview, but one of the most interesting things was getting to know Julie. She is constantly using communication skills throughout the day. According to Julie, she must communicate face to face, she must do promotions,
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