Become an Academic Student Advisor

Become an Academic Student Advisor (ASA)!

Are you interested in leading new students in their academic transition to Western? Assisting students with advising and registration for their first quarter, while working in a positive and collaborative environment? 

Apply today to be an ASA! Position open until filled. Priority Deadline to apply: January 29 @ 11:59pm   

Zoom call headshot images of fifteen different ASA advisors

ASA Testimonies

Skye wearing a white top and sitting on a bench outside near the Old Main lawn

“Being part of the ASA team has been an exceptional experience. It has improved my public speaking skills and has given me a chance to learn how to present information in a clear, concise way. Being an ASA means being part of a supportive team, and an equally professional environment. I have improved my interpersonal skills by being part of this environment, and also having the opportunity to work with professional staff and faculty on a regular basis." 

 

Skye
Simone wearing a brown WWU t-shirt sitting on a bench in front of Old Main

"Being an ASA was the best decision ever! I’ve built various communication skills that I wouldn’t have if I didn’t take this opportunity. I feel more confident than ever in the knowledge and skills I possess. Also, working with new students is the best! I know starting college can be scary, but hearing that a student feels confident in their academic journey after speaking with me is rewarding. The ASA team and I worked hard to create a positive work environment and also a place where students felt comfortable. The community that we built together is something I will cherish for years to come."

Simone
Jude wearing a white button up shirt and dark colored tie sitting on a bench in front of Old Main

“Working as an ASA gave me great professional experience that I know will be useful to me later in my life and my career. I especially valued how the role strengthened my ability to work on a team. I also found that the knowledge I gained about university programs and academic pathways has been helpful in my own journey as a student at Western. I felt supported by my coworkers and the rest of the AASAC staff throughout it all and would highly recommend this position to other qualified students!”

Jude