Advisor Team
We have numerous partners across campus who support the work we do and help carry out the policies and procedures that frame our work.
Our Advisors complete extensive training to prepare them for their roles and ensure they are equipped to provide knowledgeable, compassionate, and supportive assistance to the UNI community. Through ongoing training and professional development, Advisors build the skills and confidence needed to respond appropriately to a variety of concerns and connect individuals with the right resources.
Three Benefits of an Advisor
An Advisor is a person chosen by a party or appointed by the institution to accompany the party to meetings related to the resolution process, to advise the party on that process and to conduct cross-examination for the party at the hearing, if any.
1
Understand policy.
Advisors can go over the policy with their party and process with them.
2
Provide guidance.
Advisors can help the parties prepare for the meetings and interviews.
3
Review and response.
Advisors can assist their party with reviewing investigation documents and with the development of the process.
Advisors
William Henninger
Department Head, Family, Aging & Counseling
Associate Professor of Family Studies
Email William Henninger →
319-273-6383
Eric Jennings
Associate University Librarian and Associate Professor
Email Eric Jennings →
319-273-7403
