Eric Braun
Associate Director of Student Services and Retention
Academic Advisor
PRONOUNS he/him/his
85 South Prospect St
528B Waterman
Burlington, VT 05405
United States
- Ed.D., Educational Leadership, University of Northern Iowa
- Master of Arts, Higher Education Administration & Counseling, University of Denver, Colorado
- Master of Arts, Teaching, Tufts University, Massachusetts
- Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, DePauw University, Indiana
BIO
Eric Braun, Ed.D., is an Associate Director of Student Services in the College of Education and Social Services. He serves as the Academic Advisor for new students in Elementary Education. He provides department leadership in student assessment, recruitment, retention, and awards. Finally, Eric has Dean's Office oversight for the College's undergraduate schedule of courses.
Early in his career, Eric was an English Language Instructor in Japan, Greece and the United States. After transitioning into student affairs, he served as a Director of Residence Life and Dean of Students at several liberal arts colleges at home and abroad.
Eric returned to the classroom as an Elementary Education Teacher in both New Hampshire and Vermont. For nearly a decade, he taught in rural school district classrooms grades 2, 3/4, and 4/5. His dual-career pathway has prepared him well for the wide range of duties in his current position.
Finally, Eric is active in NACADA: The Global Community for Academic Advising. He is the Vermont State Liaison for Region I. Eric is also the Chair of the Education Majors Advising Community for NACADA. He has presented at regional and national conferences, and contributed the following articles to NACADA's Academic Advising Today:
Remote Academic Advising: A Review of the Post-Pandemic Literature
Advising Strategies to Combat Challenges in Teacher Preparation Programs
Academic Advising Best Practices: A Busy Advisor's Cheat Sheet
Advising Strategies to Support Marginalized Students in Teacher Preparation Programs
Bio
Eric Braun, Ed.D., is an Associate Director of Student Services in the College of Education and Social Services. He serves as the Academic Advisor for new students in Elementary Education. He provides department leadership in student assessment, recruitment, retention, and awards. Finally, Eric has Dean's Office oversight for the College's undergraduate schedule of courses.
Early in his career, Eric was an English Language Instructor in Japan, Greece and the United States. After transitioning into student affairs, he served as a Director of Residence Life and Dean of Students at several liberal arts colleges at home and abroad.
Eric returned to the classroom as an Elementary Education Teacher in both New Hampshire and Vermont. For nearly a decade, he taught in rural school district classrooms grades 2, 3/4, and 4/5. His dual-career pathway has prepared him well for the wide range of duties in his current position.
Finally, Eric is active in NACADA: The Global Community for Academic Advising. He is the Vermont State Liaison for Region I. Eric is also the Chair of the Education Majors Advising Community for NACADA. He has presented at regional and national conferences, and contributed the following articles to NACADA's Academic Advising Today:
Remote Academic Advising: A Review of the Post-Pandemic Literature
Advising Strategies to Combat Challenges in Teacher Preparation Programs
Academic Advising Best Practices: A Busy Advisor's Cheat Sheet
Advising Strategies to Support Marginalized Students in Teacher Preparation Programs