CAS Advising
Other Advising Support
Advisors within the College of Arts and Sciences provide more than just academic support to our students. Below are additional ways in which we support our students.
Orientation
We work with incoming students to facilitate their transition to ±«Óãtv. Orientation is often a student’s first point of contact on campus and advisors will be there to introduce them to their college and major and orient them to campus technologies.
Before you attend orientation, we will reach out to you with major-specific information and to ensure you are prepared for your on-campus experience.
You can learn more about the specifics of the orientation experience on our New Bulls page.
Referrals
We may not have all the answers but we are able to put you in touch with appropriate resources across campus.
These can include:
- Career Services
- The Center for Victim Advocacy
- Counseling
- The Office of Academic Advocacy (OAA)
- Title IX Office
- Parent & Family Engagement
- Students Accessibility Services (SAS)
- The Student Ombuds Office
- Student Outreach and Support (SOS)
Programming
We strive to provide our students with a variety of programming. Topics range from major-specific events, career exploration, graduate school preparation, and more. We encourage you to participate in these programs as a way to diversify your undergraduate experience and prepare for the future.
We will share these opportunities through numerous digital platforms.
Outreach
In addition to appointments we will communicate with you in a variety of other fashions. These will include email, using your ±«Óãtv account, Canvas announcements, and social media.
We encourage our students to monitor official channels of communication regularly and follow their department social media channels to ensure awareness of all opportunities.