This site includes a list of resources and information for faculty who advise students in the College of Arts and Sciences. If you have a suggestion, please email us at ASCAdvising@seattleu.edu.
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In order to improve retention and overall student experience, the College of Arts and Sciences is implementing a Dual Advising Model this year. All new first-time-in-college (FTIC) students will be assigned both to a faculty advisor in their major department/program and a professional advisor in the Arts and Sciences Advising Center. Students can see both their advisors' names and contact info by logging into SU Online and clicking "My Profile."
Each professional advisor in the Arts and Sciences Advising Center (ASAC) acts as a liaison to a department/program in the College of Arts and Sciences. As the liaison, the ASAC advisor meets regularly with key departmental figures to share information from the ASAC and stay up-to-date on any departmental news. The liaison is also faculty members' "go-to person" when they have any advising-related questions.
See the list of advisors and their liaison responsibilities below. Note that some departments may have more than one liaison.
Kate Elias, Assistant Dean for Student Academic Support:
Laura Hauck-Vixie, Senior Academic Advisor:
Lauren Van Fossen, Academic Advisor:
Tasmia Moosani, Academic Advisor:
John Nettles, Academic Advisor:
Johnica Hopkins, Academic Advisor:
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