College of Human Sciences advisor recognized by academic advising organization

Global academic advising advocacy group NACADA has awarded Linda Bruner, student services coordinator in the College of Human Sciences, an Outstanding New Advisor Award-Primary Advising Role Certificate of Merit.

She is one of 14 advisors in the nation to receive this award. NACADA’s awards program recognizes advisors and institutions that make a “significant impact on academic advising.”

Bruner advises all pre-health students in the college, serves as the peer tutoring program coordinator, advises roughly one-third of all human sciences students and advises the Kappa Omicron Nu honor society. In February, Bruner received Auburn University’s Outstanding New Advisor Award.