Advising and Course Information
Academic Advising: Your success is our success
We're here to help as you chart your path to making a difference in the education field. From your first year to graduation and beyond, you can rely on our expert advising staff to support your goals and be committed to your success.
The Office of Student Academic Affairs in the School of Education (SOE) provides advising services to current and prospective students in the field of education. Plan to meet with your designated advisor at least once wach term to monitor your progress and to stay on track to completion.
First and Second Year Undergraduate Advising
Freshmen and sophomore students will be assigned an advisor in the Office of First and Second Year Advising, in addition to the support offered in the School of Education. Academic advisors in the Office of First and Second Year Advising help students with resources both on and off campus, career decision-making, declaring a minor, and a variety of other issues. Their office is located on the second floor of the Sullivan Center on the Lake Shore campus.
You can also contact:
Third and Fourth Year Undergraduate Advising
Graduate Student Academic Advising
Each graduate student is assigned a faculty member who will serve as an academic advisor. If you are unsure of your advisor's name and contact information, or would like more details about our program, please reach out to the School of Education Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs.
Nancy Goldberger
Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs
111 E. Pearson
Lewis Towers, 11th Floor
1-312-915-6318