Academic Advising
Undergraduate Academic Advising
Get academic advising help...
Meet with an Academic Adviser
The College of Arts & Architecture offers multiple ways for current undergraduate students to get academic advising help: quick-question advising, email, and scheduled appointments (both in-person and virtual).
Are you currently:
Undergraduate Academic Advising Team
Kyrie Harding
- A&A Director of Advising: College-wide and Integrative Arts
Nate Schierman
- Undergraduate Academic Adviser: Stuckeman School – Architecture, Graphic Design, Landscape Architecture,
Sarah Watson
- Undergraduate Academic Adviser: Stuckeman School – Architecture, Graphic Design, Landscape Architecture
A&A Advisers can help you: | We expect you to: |
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Create your individualized academic plan. | Consult with your adviser at least once a semester. Come prepared and follow up on referrals and recommendations. |
Navigate General Education and University requirements, majors/minors/certificates, research opportunities, internships, study abroad programs, etc. | Read your Penn State emails daily. Read the A&A Student Digest weekly. Use resources and take advantage of offerings. |
Identify relevant policies and program requirements. | Assume final responsibility for course scheduling, program planning, and successful completion of all graduation requirements. |
Address issues affecting your academic progress. | Become knowledgeable of relevant policies, procedures, and rules of the University and your academic program. |
Refer you to other resources (academic, health and wellness, psychological, career-focused, etc.) as needed. | Make informed decisions and get involved. Take charge – it's your education; your future. |
Remember:
Advisers advise, students decide!
Know the when...
Calendars and Deadlines
Students are responsible for knowing and meeting the deadlines to take academic action in each semester, or summer session period.
Resources and Links
What do you need help with?
Expand the sections below to find advice, resources, and links to help you address common advising topics and issues.