Katie Patton Email & Phone Number

Richmond, Ky, Us

Danville, Ky

Richmond, Kentucky, United States

Part of a team striving to create the best undergraduate honors experience for our students, building a community of scholars in a personal, supportive atmosphere.Key functional areas:-Academic advising (supplemental honors advisor to 400-500 students, averaging 150-200 appointments per semester)-First-year curriculum development and teaching-Retention and graduation support (monitoring academic progress, collecting and analyzing persistence and graduation data)-Enrollment management (recruitment of future honors students, development of communication plans, managing application cycle)

Richmond, Ky

Promoted to assistant director in July 2019. Served as primary recruiter and advisor for honors program students. Scope of responsibilities listed in current role.

Johnson City, Tennessee Area

-Advised students preparing for entrance to professional school; specifically responsible for those preparing for chiropractic, dental, and optometry schools (caseload of over 100 students)-Managed and advised the Pre-Health Living Learning Community, a group of 48 pre-health students-Presented workshops for students and parents on topics relevant to preparing for professional school-Taught 1-2 sections of PREH 1350: Health Professions Exploration Seminar each semester, both in the classroom and online. Utilized the Desire2Learn course management platform to teach and assist in creating online course components-Served as advisor for the Minority Association of Pre-Health Students and the Oral Health Student Association

Columbia, Sc

-Provided academic support for undergraduate students, assisting in the development of skills such as time management, goal setting, exam preparation, etc. in order to succeed at the college level-Facilitated completion of academic success plan for special student populations to assist these students with meeting and maintaining university and departmental requirements-Built rapport and established clear communication with students, providing support, resources, and referrals as necessary for their success

-Managed the Out-to-Lunch program, including ticket distribution and assessment for students and faculty-Coordinated Resident Mentor mandated ACE appointments, including reports to assistant directors regarding staff progress-Collaborated with other offices to develop Residential Study Groups initiative, including supervision of peer leader-Developed training components for new graduate assistants within office-Co-presented presentations for 30th and 31st annual First Year Experience conferences regarding student and faculty interaction

Columbia, Sc

-Reviewed assessment data from Campus Climate Survey and coded open-response items-Participated in June Orientation sessions and provided feedback and recommendations to staff-Compiled end-of-year reports for department, including information on successes and areas of weakness for Career Services, Community Service, and Student Activities

-Provided knowledge and support for incoming students regarding their transition to the university-Facilitated small group discussions about relevant issues for new students during three-day extended orientation for first-year students prior to beginning of semester-Received Orientation Leader of the Year recognition from peers at end-of-year banquet

Masters Of Education, Higher Education & Student Affairs

Activities and Societies: Student Personnel Association, ACE Coach

Bachelor Of Science, Family & Consumer Sciences Education

Activities and Societies: Student Alumni Ambassador, Orientation Leader, Colonel Camp Leader, New Student Days Leader, Kentucky.