Appointments
Advising appointments are now offered in-person, via Zoom, or by phone. For appointments, current College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences students may schedule appointments online through MavCONNECT or call 402.554.2717.
Academic Advising is integral to fulfilling the teaching and learning mission of the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences.
Through Academic Advising, students become members of the university community, think critically about their roles and responsibilities as students, and prepare to become educated citizens of a democratic society and a global community.
Students and academic advisors assume shared responsibility in the advising process. The ultimate responsibility for making decisions about educational plans and life goals rests with the student.
Advisors in the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences provide a host of services including information about program options and requirements and assist with short and long-term academic plans. The college encourages all majors to maintain regular contact with their academic advisor.
Working in partnership with academic advisors is key to student success. Programs in the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences are carefully sequenced. To move through these programs in a timely manner, students must plan carefully and regularly consult their advisors. In addition to program requirements, academic advisors assist students in exploring and defining an academic career, life goals, and pathways for success. Advisors will assist in developing problem-solving and decision-making skills through a collaborative and process-oriented advising approach. Advisors provide information about university requirements; discuss career goals, graduate or professional programs, or licensure requirements; and refer to campus resources that improve students’ academic experiences. Students are expected to meet with their advising partners every semester.
- The Roskens Hall 204 academic advising office serves Elementary, Secondary, Early Childhood Inclusive, Special Education, Library Science, and Communication Disorders majors.
- The Health and Kinesiology advising office is located in 207 in the H&K building and serves pre-Athletic Training, Biomechanics, Kinesiology, and Public Health majors as well as students in exploratory Health & Kinesiology.
Mission of College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences Academic Advising
Our mission is to empower students to explore and achieve their educational goals through intentional partnerships.
Vision of College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences Academic Advising
College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences advisors help students make the most of their education. We support the personal and professional growth of the whole student with the goal of promoting persistence and success.
Values of College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences Academic Advising
As advisors, we value engaged student learning. We believe high expectations and consistent support are key to helping emerging professionals navigate the university curriculum. We work in our college and on our campus to advocate for student success.
Senior Check
Senior checks are completed in conjunction with academic advisors. For specific program requirements, see the department/school section of this catalog or the college website.