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Undergraduate Advising: How Your Advisor Can Assist You
The Program on the Environment's Undergraduate Advising staff are available
to answer questions about the Environmental Studies major and minor, as well as the Restoration Ecology Certificate. Because Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary
program offering many course choices, advisors play a key role in helping Environmental Studies students build a cohesive
curriculum. We encourage current and prospective students to contact us anytime, so that we can help you map out a plan of study which allows you to achieve your academic and professional goals.
Come See Us!
Michelle Hall
Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Program on the Environment
Mary Gates Hall, Suite 274
Phone: (206) 616-1208
Email: poeadv@u.washington.edu
Drop-in Advising for prospective UW students:
Every Thursday, MGH 274, 3:30 - 4:30pm, and also by appointment
Call 206.616.2461 or email poeadv@u.washington.edu
Current UW and prospective transfer students are encouraged to come in for individual advising during our drop in advising hours - every Thursday from 3:30-4:30 in Mary Gates Hall room 274. Students can also make an appointment for a more convenient time by contacting the advising office at the phone number and email listed above.
Transfer students are also encouraged to attend the Transfer Thursday Admission session at 2:30, just downstairs in Mary Gates 171. At this 30-minute session a representative of the UW Office of Admissions will describe admission procedures for transfer students. Topics covered include Core Subject Requirements, the Direct Transfer Agreement, and the Comprehensive Review.
Page last updated
August 30, 2007
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