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Your Academic Advisor is there to help guide you through your college degree program and assist you in making progress towards your academic goals. She or he is a resource, in addition to the course catalog and Wolverine Track degree audit system, to help you understand the requirements for your degree. She or he will explain your options and make suggestions.
Natalie and Gae can provide personalized assistance, including information on how classes you have already taken apply towards your degree. You should make an appointment to meet with one of our advisors as soon as possible if you're considering this program. Your meeting with them can be more productive if you have researched the degree in the catalog, looked at a degree evaluation in Wolverine Track, and browsed through the degree links on this website.
We meet with students throughout the calendar year. Typically we are in the office Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM. During peak times, such as the beginning of the term, we will not schedule appointments and only take walk-ins (see below for more info). Appointments usually last 30 minutes. Please come prepared with your UVID number and any questions that you may have.
Please feel free to email, call, or stop by. However, we may inform you that an appointment is necessary to fully address your issue. If you have a general question about a course (such as if you qualify to take COMM 1020), the front office staff can easily assist you with this and an appointment will not be necessary. If you are unsure, speak with someone in the front office—they can determine whether an appointment will be necessary.
Of course! Jared and Gae’s information is below.
Jared Haskell (Public Relations and Strategic Communication Advisor): [email protected], (801) 863-5891
Gae Robinson (Applied communication Advisor): [email protected], (801) 863-6403
Please keep in mind that advisors do not answer phone calls while meeting with students and the majority of their days are spent doing just that. If you get the answering machine, please leave a detailed message including your full name, UVID number, phone number, and question. The same goes for email. Also, be aware that it may take up to 24 hours for her to respond (48 hours during peak times and 72 hours during the weekend).
Walk-in hours are hours during which students can meet with the advisor on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contacting the Department of Communication or the CHSS Advising suite to confirm walk-in hours before arriving. Walk-ins generally last 15 minutes per student. Should your issue require more time to be addressed, we will ask you to make an appointment.
