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CHAMPIONING STUDENT SUCCESS AT UCR

A new academic advising experience is here! Slate Student Success Platform is an all-in-one hub for advising support, notes, and communications. This innovative platform is designed to streamline the advising process, empowering both students and advisors to achieve greater academic and professional success.

 

Slate Student Success Platform Portals

Click a button below to get started with the Slate Student Success Platform as an advisor or a student.

 

To read the navigation guide, please go to the Training Resources section below.

 

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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF SLATE?

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Slate is a centralized advising hub where all undergraduate students can access the advisors they need from different schools and colleges. Even if students have advisors that are not from the same school or college, they only need to go to one platform for advising support.

    Slate enables more efficient electronic record management, petition routing, communication, and appointment scheduling for academic advisors, thus reducing advisors’ transactional workload and making more time available for advising students on their academic goals.

    Slate also empowers advisors to provide a holistic advising experience for students. The platform facilitates cross-campus collaborative care by consolidating pertinent student information in a central location and enabling advisors across all colleges and schools to collaborate with one another.
     

  • The old advising tools and student sites will be retired once advisors and students begin using the Slate Student Success Platform. However, please note that advisors and students will continue to use student information systems such as Banner and Degree Works.

  • There are three different versions of the Slate portal because each portal holds information that’s relevant to students and advisors.

    Through the Slate student portal, students can access the self-service appointment scheduling and see information that advisors have shared with them.

    The Slate advisor portal allows  UCR advisors to see at-a-glance information about their students, appointments, and communications, while the Slate Drop-In Management Portal is used for managing unscheduled sessions requested by students via the Slate Student Success Portal.

  • The first phase of the implementation of Slate Student Success Platform only impacts undergraduate students and undergraduate academic advising professionals. Plans to move Graduate Division advisors to the platform are still being developed.

    The following undergraduate academic advising units are now using the Slate Student Success Platform:

    • Pre-Professional Advising Center (PPAC)
    • UCR Intercollegiate Athletics
    • School of Education
    • School of Public Policy
    • School of Business Bourns
    • College of Engineering
    • College of Natural & Agricultural Sciences
    • College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
    • University Honors

    Undergraduate students working with advisors outside of these units are advised to reach out to them directly to confirm advising appointments.

  •  Please make sure that you are logging into the correct Slate portal.

    Advisor Access
    • Slate Advisor Portal - View advisees, review and manage appointments, and access backend functionality such as updating your advisor information and managing calendar integrations and schedules
    • Slate Drop-In Management Portal - Manage unscheduled sessions requested by students via the Slate Student Success Portal
    • Access the Slate backend - Manage calendars and schedules and access and create queries
    Student Access
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR ADVISORS

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR STUDENTS

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Training and Resources

 

Training Documentation

Using Slate for the first time? Check out the documentation below to get started with the Slate Student Success Platform as an advisor or a student.