Reflecting the conference theme, a brief history of NACADA is presented and personal vignettes shared to lay the foundation for understanding the organization's role at the turn of the century. Specifically addressed are the characteristics of tomorrow's students and evolving issues in higher education—including the role of faculty and information technology—that affect advising. Futurists predictions for meeting the challenges of the changing education environment conclude the presentation.
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Gordon, V. (2009). New Horizons: Learning From The Past and Preparing for the Future. NACADA Journal, 29(1), 106–112. https://doi.org/10.12930/0271-9517-29.1.106
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