Academic Advising

Honors Advising

As an Honors student, you have access to a built-in network of support and opportunity. One form this takes is advising. Sometimes Honors Advising is required. Other times, it鈥檚 an optional resource for you. But what can you expect from it?

Honors Advising is鈥�

Individual: You are on your own path with unique strengths and challenges.

Holistic: Your well-being depends on all parts of you and your life, not just academic.

Collaborative: Your experiences and perspectives are necessary to fruitful conversations.

Ongoing: We are on your team throughout your entire college career (and often beyond!).

We can discuss鈥�

...your past experiences, your current classes, your future plans, majors and minors, extra-curricular activities, roommates and housing, fellowships and scholarships, new and ongoing struggles, mental health, campus resources, your ideas and perspectives, and/or anything else you鈥檇 like!

Plan to bring鈥�

...a general sense of your academic path, something to take notes with, an open mind, and a willingness to collaborate.

Make an appointment with any of us, anytime throughout the semester with the links below.

Dr. Lindsay Daigle
Assistant Director, University Honors Program
Sensenbrenner 002C
email
Lindsay Daigle

Dr. Amelia Zurcher
Director, University Honors Program
Sensenbrenner 002A
email

Jeremiah Noonan
Career Diversity Fellow, Department of Philosophy
Calendar TBD
Dr. Karalee Surface
Experiential Learning and Prestigious Fellowships Coordinator
Sensenbrenner 005A
email

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