1st-Year Advisor Meeting Held for the Handicrafts Department
A 1st-year advisor meeting was held for the Architectural Decorative Arts Program within the Handicrafts Department, aimed at planning and implementing educational activities for the 2026-2027 academic year in an effective and efficient manner, aligned with the program's goals and objectives. During the meeting, the current status of educational processes was assessed; topics were discussed within the framework of their contribution to the program's educational objectives, student needs, and quality assurance principles. Accordingly, views and suggestions regarding enhancing the quality of educational activities, incorporating student feedback into processes, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement were evaluated. Furthermore, assessments were made regarding the planning and implementation of improvements in areas deemed necessary.
AGENDA
Opening and roll call.
Evaluation of course allocations for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Evaluation of course delivery processes and educational activities.
Evaluation of course schedules in light of educational needs and student feedback.
Evaluation of the orientation training provided to students.
Evaluation of the campus tour organized to support students' adaptation to the university and campus environment.
Evaluation of the currency, content adequacy, and accessibility of the department's webpage.
Introduction to the workshops and evaluation of rules regarding workshop usage. Evaluation of the results of surveys conducted regarding academic advising and orientation training.
Evaluation of activities carried out by the department and those planned for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Evaluation of the department's examination and assessment practices.
Evaluation of students' views and suggestions regarding internship processes.
Exchange of information and views on the conduct of academic advising services.
Provision of information about the Student Development Ecosystem (ÖGE) and evaluation of its implementation.
Provision of information regarding the event titled "Addiction and Combating Addiction."
Provision of information regarding the Foreign Language Joint Exemption Exam.
Evaluation of requests, views, and suggestions submitted by students, and discussion of relevant matters.
The meeting agenda items were discussed with the students. The advisor-student meeting aimed to increase students' knowledge of the program, support their adaptation to the academic and social environment, raise awareness regarding educational processes, and encourage their active participation in quality assurance processes. The meeting concluded after gathering students' views and suggestions and conducting a general evaluation.