Academic Advising

Your Advisor

Every undergraduate student is assigned an academic advisor to provide ongoing support and helps ensure academic success and timely graduation. The relationship between a student and his or her academic advisor is one of shared responsibility. While students are ultimately responsible for the choices they make in college, the University realizes that in order to make informed decisions, students need the mentoring and advice of academic advisors and others in the University community.

Academic advisors work with students to develop and execute educational plans that are aligned with the student’s personal and academic interests, goals, and career plans.

Academic advisors also help students choose (or change) majors, select and register in appropriate courses, get connected with academic support services such as tutoring and success coaching, explore study abroad options, and participate in career exploration through activities such as internships and undergraduate research experiences.

First Year Advising: 0 - 23 Credit Hours Completed

All incoming students who enter ɫɫ�о�� having earned between 0 – 23 credit hours are assigned a First Year Academic Advisor (FYA). All first-year advisors are located in the Privateer Enrollment Center.

Students who are transferring to ɫɫ�о�� from another institution or are returning to complete a college degree after taking a break having earned between 0 and 23 credit hours should meet with the appropriate first-year advisor.

College, Transfer, Early College, Guest and Stop-Out Advising: 24+ Credit Hours Completed

All continuing, transfer, and stop-out students who enter or re-enter ɫɫ�о�� having earned at least 24 credit hours are assigned a college advisor. Non-degree seeking guest or early college students are also assigned a College Advisor, regardless of prior credits earned. College advisors are located in their respective college office.

Students who are transferring to ɫɫ�о�� from another institution or who are returning to complete a college degree after taking a break having earned at least 24 credit hours should meet with the appropriate college advisor once they have been accepted. Transfer students who are still waiting on official acceptance but have questions may email or call the appropriate academic advisor but official documents must be received and processed to complete formal advising.

Guest of Early College Academy students should meet with the appropriate college advisor once they have been accepted and set up their ɫɫ�о�� username and password. The advisor will assist them in course selection and provide any override permissions they need to enroll.

Find Your First Year Advisor

All first year academic advisors have offices in the Privateer Enrollment Center (PEC) on the first floor of the Earl K. Long Library.

First-Year Advisors have drop-in assistance available for ɫɫ�о�� freshmen. Drop-In assistance can help you resolve short (less than 15 minute questions) for current students with less than 24 credit hours. Please note, drop-ins are not a substitute for a comprehensive appointment with your academic advisor. Drop-In Assistance is not available during final exam periods, university holidays or closures, summer terms and winter recess.

Drop In Assistance can be accessed during the semester virtually MWF 9am-1pm and TuTh 8am-10am & 11am-1pm at https://uno.zoom.us/j/86487517356 (Zoom Meeting ID: 864 8751 7356)

Appropriate for Drop in Assistance	Best for a Scheduled Appointment
Deadlines and the academic calendar Understanding Forms Requesting alternate course options Finding campus resources Understanding holds or error messages in Workday Concern about a current course	Academic probation Academic Suspension or Scholastic Drop Academic Appeals Resigning from the university (withdrawing from all courses) Career Exploration Departmental Opportunities like research or internships

Appropriate for Drop in Assistance

Best for a Scheduled Appointment

Deadlines and the academic calendar

Understanding Forms

Requesting alternate course options

Finding campus resources

Understanding holds or error messages in Workday

Concern about a current course

Academic probation

Academic Suspension or Scholastic Drop

Academic Appeals

Resigning from the university (withdrawing from all courses)

Career Exploration

Departmental Opportunities like research or internships

Questions appropriate for Drop-In Assistance

What does this email mean?
How do I get this hold removed?
Where can I get Math tutoring?

How do I ask my instructor for an extension on an assignment?
Should I drop this course?
How do I get involved in research?

Programs	Advisor	Contact
College of Business and College of Science (except Comp Sci) Last Names M-Z	De'Jeune' Green, M.S.	dagreen4@uno.edu 504-280-6149 PEC 116-C
College of Liberal Arts, Education, and Human Development Last Names A-Z Interdisciplinary Studies Last Names A-Z Undecided Last Names A-Z	Natalie Scott, M.Ed., LPC	ngscott@uno.edu 504-280-7467 PEC 116-B
College of Business and College of Science (except Comp Sci) Last Names A-L	Brittany Garrison, MSW $C:\Users\cadams4\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.MSO\22D1BAEA.tmp$	bgarriso@uno.edu 504-2809823 PEC 116-A
Computer Science Last Names A-Z College of Engineering Last Names A-Z	Kristin Ginsberg, MCJ	kginsber@uno.edu 504-280-4761 PEC 117-G

Programs

Advisor

Contact

College of Business and College of Science (except Comp Sci)

Last Names M-Z

De'Jeune' Green, M.S.

dagreen4@uno.edu
504-280-6149
PEC 116-C

College of Liberal Arts, Education, and Human Development Last Names A-Z

Interdisciplinary Studies Last Names A-Z

Undecided Last Names A-Z

Natalie Scott, M.Ed., LPC

ngscott@uno.edu
504-280-7467
PEC 116-B

College of Business and College of Science (except Comp Sci)

Last Names A-L

Brittany Garrison, MSW

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bgarriso@uno.edu
504-2809823

PEC 116-A

Computer Science Last Names A-Z

College of Engineering Last Names A-Z

Kristin Ginsberg, MCJ

Photo of advisor Kristin Ginsberg smiling

kginsber@uno.edu
504-280-4761
PEC 117-G

College of Business Administration

Programs	Advisor	Contact
Business Administration Last Names A-Z Management Last Names A-Z Non-Degree Special, Guest, or Early College Students Last Names G-O	Joshua Burns, M.A.	jburns3@uno.edu 504-280-6243 KH 308-B
Accounting Last Names A-Z Finance Last Names M-Z Non-Degree Special, Guest, or Early College Students Last Names P-Z	James A. Worley, M.A.	jworley@uno.edu 504-280-1305 KH 308-A
Healthcare Management Last Names A-Z Hotel, Restaurant & Tourism Last Names A-Z Marketing Last Names A-Z Finance Last Names A-L Non-Degree Special, Guest, or Early College Students Last Names A-F	Aneta Komendarczyk, M.S.c	akomend1@uno.edu 504-280-7345 KH 308 Make an appointment