Ontario Association of Advising Professionals

The Ontario Association of Advising Professionals will positively impact the educational experience of           post-secondary students in Ontario

 through the research, development, and promotion of quality professional development and networking opportunities for academic advising professionals

Steering Committee

The OAAP Steering Committee is pleased to announce our new committee members, Kristen Deckert and Allison Scully, will serve as Chair and Co-chair. Phil Legate and Nafeeza Kadir are our new treasurers. Nicole Lee will serve as a member at large. Tom Wrobel, as secretary, Theeben Jegatheesan, will continue as the Webmaster. 

Coaching for Success: A Human Approach

Tuesday, May 14th 2024 to Thursday, May 16th 2024

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The Humber Advising Conference provides a forum for engaging in academic and/or career advising approaches, high-impact practices, and pedagogy.  The conference offers opportunities for advisors to stretch their learning beyond their foundational skills and competencies and to become connected with a network of like-minded College and provincial advising practitioners. 

Our Passion Lead us here

We proudly represent  24 colleges and 22 universities in Ontario

The Ontario Association of Advising Professionals  (OAAP) is a networking group that serves to connect advising professionals, working..

OAAP will facilitate dialogue and encourage the sharing of information, best practices, and experiences on matters of mutual

Established in 2000, the mission of OAAP is to positively impact students’ educational experience through research,…

Competency Framework for Academic Advising.

In December 2021, the OAAP finalized a new Competency Framework for Academic Advising. The Framework was collaboratively designed by Michelle Sengara, PhD, with input from over 30 Ontario post secondary institutions over an 18-month period, The Framework consists of 5 core competencies. Each competency is comprised of three specific skills. This model seeks to prepare advisors with the skills they need to be RESILIENT & RESPONSIVE within a changing reality, and support students in the cultivation of those same capacities. The Framework is the first Ontario model to define skills for advising professionals.  

Competency Frame Work

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