Academic Advising
A Partnership For Success
If you’re a declared Sociology major with 27 or more hours you’ll need to see a faculty member from the Department of Sociology for advising. (If you're undeclared or have fewer than 27 hours, you'll need to see an Arts & Sciences Advising Center Advisor.)
Our faculty advisors are here not only to help you plan your schedule, but also to answer questions about our programs of study, study abroad options, career options, as well as graduate and professional schools. You may schedule an advising appointment during any point in the year, but should note that the heaviest advising time at UNO is typically during the months of October, for the spring semester classes, and March for the fall semester.
To schedule an appointment, please call (402) 554-2626 or stop by Arts & Sciences Hall 383.
| Undergraduate Advisors | Cocentration/Interest | |
|---|---|---|
| Dr. Sam Ammons | sammons@unomaha.edu | Work & Organizations |
| Dr. Alecia Anderson | aleciaanderson@unomaha.edu | Inequality & Social Justice |
| Dr. Timi Barone | tbarone@unomaha.edu | Anthropology |
| Dr. Julie Pelton | jpelton@unomaha.edu | Inequality & Social Justice |
* If you're minoring in Sociology or Anthropology, you can see any of the above advisors. However, it may be useful to consider the coursework that you'd like to take and choose the advisor who best fits your interests.
| Graduate Advisor | |
|---|---|
| Dr. Jay Irwin | jirwin@unomaha.edu |
Announcements
Our Advising Model
The College of Arts and Sciences uses a two-adviser model. Our students begin with an advisor in the Arts and Sciences Advising Center, then transition to their major department for advising. Make an appointment with an advisor.
Contact Us
- Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology: Arts & Sciences Hall | 383
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
- Omaha, NE 68182-0291
- Phone: 402.554.2626
- Email: unosocanth@unomaha.edu
- Department Chair
- Dr. Daniel Hawkins
- dhawkins@unomaha.edu
College of Arts & Sciences
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