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Advising TutorialIf you are a freshman, you must complete the psychology advising tutorial. After you finish the tutorial, you will be assigned to a faculty advisor. Advisors
Assistant Director of AdvisingJennifer Helfer is the Assistant Director of Advising. Jennifer is a graduate student in Neuroscience and holds weekly office hours in Wolf 202. See the assistant director for your questions about:
Jennifer Helfer' s Office Hours in Wolf 202 August, 2008 Wed. August 13: 1-3pm Fall, 2008 (Starting September 2)
Peer AdvisorsThe peer advisors meet with students during daily office hours, hold mass advising sessions during advance registration, and organize panels about careers in psychology and graduate school admissions. The peer advising team is a group of advanced undergraduate psychology majors who are trained to:
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Who are your peer advisors? All of these advisors are psychology majors, but they have specialized interests. Feel free to direct your question to a particular peer advisor at peeradvisors@psych.udel.edu, using their name in the subject line.
Faculty Director of AdvisingDr. Morling is the director of advising. You can meet with her to discuss special problems in your psychology major or minor. She does not usually meet individually with students to answer general questions about major requirements, scheduling, and registration (for that, it's better to see the assistant director of advising or the peer advising staff). Dr. Morling can advise you on:
Office Hours Summer Advising Hours by appointment only.
Faculty AdvisorsAll students will be assigned to a faculty advisor. To get an advisor, you need to take the Psychology Advising Tutorial, which takes about 20 minutes. When you are done with it, you will be assigned to an advisor within 2 weeks. However, for help with your schedule each semester, you will see the peer advisors or the assistant director. If your advisor is Dr DiLorenzo: Office hours for Fall 2008 TBA
Faculty MentorsJuniors or Seniors who are interested in seeking career advice or pursuing doctoral level programs are strongly encouraged to foster relationships with faculty mentors in their area of interest. These mentoring relationships are informal, but can be extremely important in shaping your career plans. You can click here to go to a page where you will select a mentor. You can also get involved in faculty research. |
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