Golden Chain Induction - Nov 1, 2009
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Melinda Alston & Bethany Barnes Receive Top Undergrad Research Project Award
Faculty Members Nominated for Teaching Awards
Student Kiya Ward Receives Award
Department Head's Advisory Board Formed
Faculty member selected for the Houle Engaged Scholar Program
Faculty & Student Book Receives Award
Communication Studies Alum Signs Pro Basketball Deal
Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society 2008 Inductees
Dept. Scholarship Winners 2008 Announced
Graduate Student Receives Several Awards
Communication Studies Professor Authors Textbook on Conflict Resolution
Professor Authors Innovative Communication Textbook
A Call For Dialogue
Department of Communication Studies
Advising FAQs
Communication Studies Advisors
Advising Tips
As an advisee you should familiarize yourself with the University's Policies for Students and Honor Code, as well as the appropriate sections of the Student Bulletin.
To all advising meetings you should bring your transcripts, departmental check sheets, audit forms, and any material you may have received from the advisors at the College of Arts & Sciences Advising (CASA) office or Student Academic Services.
Prior to each meeting you should consider the following:
- What classes do you want to take next semester?
- What holes you see in your current plan of study? How might these affect your graduation date?
- What you want to do with your life?
- In what ways does your plan of study prepare you for your goals?
Each student needs an advising code to enroll in classes. Only your advisor is allowed to give you your advising code. Your advising code may not be given to anyone without your written consent. Your advising code may not be given over the phone or via e-mail.