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DO'S AND DON'TS FOR NEW ADVISORS THE FIRST YEAR IN ACTION
Don’ts
DON'T: Worry about trying to do everything the first year
DON'T: Try to drastically change the program
DON'T: Try to change people-just work with what is there and look ahead to
potential for the future
DON'T: Question openly the current policies (even if they really need to be
altered)
DON'T: To revise the traditions
DON'T: Allow students out of classes to work on student council projects except
in emergencies and even then find an alternative
DON'T: Believe all you are told about people especially students DON'T: Feel
that you can do it all
DON'T: Trust completely without careful consideration
DON'T: Complain
DON'T: Get discouraged
Do
DO: Listen quietly and speak little
DO: Smile and be positive even when it hurts
DO: Try to be a part of the staff council meeting even if it means that you just
visit frequently
DO: Thank everyone in writing or other nice ways for every bit of help you
receive
DO: Try to volunteer student council for all the odd little jobs that need doing
around the building
DO: Help out the support staff with preparation and clean-up chores and thank
them frequently
DO: Build the gov/lead class into an A-Team or begin the drive to begin a
leadership class
DO: Have an activity that involves the community
DO: Communicate everything to the administration including the superintendent
DO: Evaluate using faculty every activity - you do learn a lot
DO: Make staff and students aware of everything through written communication
DO: Value yourself and your health
DO: Value the "kids"
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