Greetings GLACURH Advisors! We are one week away from NACURH 2015 atNorth Dakota State University. I can’t believe this year has come and gone sovery quickly.

The picture above is from last year’s NACURH Conference at the start of theterm for the 2014-2015 Regional Board of Directors. These amazing studentshave made some pretty significant contributions to the region and they havehelped your students throughout the year in various capacities. I am so veryproud of each and every one of them and I hope that you are too.

Please join me in congratulating them on a term well served. I plan to celebratetheir accomplishments with them at NACURH 2015 and I encourage you all tocelebrate your institutions’ accomplishments with your students at NACURH andback home as well. Whether big or small, let’s not underestimate anyone’sability to impact the life of another as you all do every single day.

I look forward to seeing many of you at NACURH! Let’s support our students,let’s reflect on our journey with them, and let’s celebrate their successes!

May 2015, AQ 3 Volume 2, Issue 3

From NACURH to NACURH!

� Discuss summer timelines for OTMs, NACURH wrap-up, etc.� Affiliate for the 2015-2016 affiliation year� Make sure Abbas has your campus advisor(s)’s information so that it can be added to the listserv, if not already.

Regional Updates Post No Frills 2015 2Meet the 2015-2016 GLACURH RBD 3 Advising Your Students at NACURH 4Advisor Contact Info & Recognition Spotlight 4

In This Issue May/June Quick Reference-Calendar

Website: www.glacurh.net � Page 1 � Questions: gl_advisor@nacurh.org

The GLACURH Advisor Quarterly (AQ) Newsletter was established during the 2013-2014 academic year to serve as a resource to advisors as they work to support the student organizations on their respective campus as well as their student delegations they advise at conferences. It is my hope that the AQ will evolve to include articles and resources offered by campus advisors and other professionals within the field. If you would like to contribute an article or resource in any future AQ, please email me at gl_advisor@nacurh.org.

Best wishes,

Abbas HillGLACURH Regional Advisor

Advisor Quarterly

2014-2015 RBD at NACURH 2014 at UW-Eau Claire

Advisor Quarterly Newsletter

So What Happened at No Frills 2015?

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By Abbas Hill

It was great seeing many of you at our No Frills 2015 Conference at Illinois Wesleyan University! Our students were able to conduct regional business and elect most of their regional board of directors, among other initiatives. They did a fantastic job in both the NCC and NRHH boardrooms.

Most notable impacts to the region as a result of legislation and motions on the floor at No Frills were:

� Regional Communications Coordinators (RCCs) are now called Coordinator Officers (COs).

� A technology add-on fee will be assessed at each conference to fund GLACURH technology purchases (laptops for the directorship, etc.).

� Funds were officially set aside for conference scholarships. The first scholarship application will be available for GLACURH 2015.

� GLACURH officially adopted NRHH Values and will transition accordingly.

� NRHH policy now outlines that “Once an individual has shown dedication and commitment to NRHH according to the standards of their chapter, they will become an NRHH member for life.” This means that chapters may adjust their constitutions to put in a process to remove members who are not fulfilling the responsibilities of their chapter.

� Our new regional philanthropy is Ronald McDonald House Charities.

� The region selected a new GLACURH logo!

� The region inducted four individuals into the Association of Alumni and Friends of NACURH (AAFN):

� Andrew Haugen, UW-Green Bay� D’Andra Sanders, Michigan State University� Lance Sharp, University of Michigan� Kate Tessier, Central Michigan University

���� Indiana State University Advisor packing the ISU van to bring her students and the GLACURH RBD Starbucks on Saturday morning. The truly appreciated it! Jess is the best!

���� The newly elected 2015-2016 Directorship.

���� It’s always good to see the CCs interacting withmembers of the RBD, our ADFA in this case.☺

���� RBD, Conference Staff, NRHH-CCs, and our wonderful special guests together in the NRHH Boardroom which proved to be very productive.

New GLACURH logo! ����

During the No Frills 2015 Business Meeting, the region elected the majority of the 2015-2016 Regional Board of Directors. Positions that were not filled at No Frills were appointed in April and will need to be confirmed at NACURH 2015! At this time, I am happy to introduce you to the 2015-2016 GLACURH RBD!

The incoming board will be sworn in during the Regional Recognition Ceremony at NACURH!

Please join me in congratulating the 2015-2016 Regional Board of Directors!

Meet the 2015-2016 Regional Board of DirectorsBy Abbas Hill

Please join me in congratulating these students and commending them on their wiliness to

serve in this very important capacity!

GLACURH Advisor Quarterly Newsletter � Page 3 � May 2015, Volume 2, Issue 3

Regional Director

Elliott HendrickIndiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

Associate Director for Finance & Administration

Julie GoodwinIndiana State University

Associate Director of NRHH

Geoffrey KoesterIndiana State University

CO for Bidding & Awards

Alexis HillWestern Illinois University

CO for Outreach & Special Projects

Daniel Hill+

Saginaw Valley State University

CO for Recruitment & Retention

Haylie Chamarro+

Saginaw Valley State University

CO for Technology

Kellie Howe+

Grand Valley State University

CO for Training & Member Resources

Billy TrahanCentral Michigan University

Parliamentarian

Kirstie Robinette+

Northern Illinois University

Regional Advisor (2014-2017)

Abbas HillCentral Michigan University

Special Notes:CO = Coordinating Officer

+ = board member was appointed

NCC of the Year 2014-15Tyler Black, University of Guelph

NRHH-CC of the Year 2014-15Zachery Cramer, Northern Illinois University

RHA Building Block 2014-15University of Michigan

Please join us in congratulating all of the award bid winners (individuals and institutions) who

were recognized at No Frills 2015!

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Before the Conference 1) Work with your NCC and NRHH CC to ensure that all of

the conference waivers and any paperwork your campus may require are completed.

2) Work with your NCC and NRHH CC to ensure that you have your institution’s registration payment to present at check-in.

3) If your institution is able, work with your NCC and NRHH CC to start your 2015-2016 affiliation process at NACURH by bringing your affiliation payment during check-in to the NIC (NACURH Information Center).

4) Work with your NCC and NRHH CC to set expectations for your conference delegation.

During the Conference 1) Check in with your NCC, NRHH CC and rest of the

delegation regularly - it is good to schedule a delegation meeting after checking in to the conference to talk about who is interested in which sessions, setting times/places to meet, eat as a delegation, etc.

2) Attend Advisor track and/or other programs. 3) Visit with your NCC and NRHH CC as the conference

timeline allows to talk about legislation discussed, how they are doing, etc.

4) Spend time in the boardroom and NRHH boardroom; get a feel for what your NCC and NRHH CC are doing.

5) Bids for the next NACURH conference will be presented at NACURH and the NACURH Board of Directors (NBD) of whom the GLACURH Regional Director, ADFA, and AD-NRHH are a part of, will select the host of next year’s conference. A "bid" is the information collected that is presented to the voting constituents in an effort to be awarded host of the conference. It is a good idea to take time to attend some of the conference presentations with your students. You can learn a lot about what goes into preparing a bid and more!

6) Have fun and network with other professionals in and outside of our region!

Post-Conference 1) It is a good idea to visit with your NCC and NRHH CC

about having a post-conference wrap up delegation meeting. This is a time where delegation members can share what they got out of the conference, program handouts, and more.

2) Follow up with anything that presented itself during the conference.

NACURH Conference Advising TipsDeveloped by MACURH; Updated for GLACURH, October 2011 & May 2015

Confirm Your 2015-2016 Campus Advisor Information

In an effort to ensure that we have the most updated info for all of our campus advisors within the GLACURH region, I am asking for you to use the link below to submit your institution’s campus advisor contact information. Please submit your institution’s information even if there are no changes from last year.

If you have any questions, please contact me at gl_advisor@nacurh.org. Thanks so much in advance!

Submit Campus Advisor Contact Informationhttp://goo.gl/forms/zZqNsPzcS2