Structure

The College Advising Center offers centralized academic support with full-time professional advisors. A four-tiered approach to the delivery of your advising and academic support begins in your first year and continues throughout your academic career.

1. Freshmen are assigned to an academic adviser who serves as their primary adviser for the freshman year or until they declare a major.

2. Freshmen are also paired during their first year with a faculty mentor who can be a further valuable resource.

3. The Peer Alliance and Support (PALS) program pairs freshmen with upperclass students to assist with the transition process during the first year.

4. Students with a declared major are also advised through their major academic department, but they should always seek further assistance through the Advising Center.

Services

In addition to providing advice on educational policies and procedures, study abroad, joint degree programs, and other academic matters, the Advising Center offers special programs designed to help you succeed: free tutoring and study skills workshops through the College Learning Center, activities for international students, the Academic Enhancement Program, which assists students in the process of choosing a major, the Academic Achievement Program, Asian Pacific American Student Support (APASS), and a special adviser who assures that seniors have met all requirements and are ready to graduate. The College Preprofessional Advising Center works closely with pre-health, pre-law, and pre-business students at each stage of the process of preparing for professional school education and the professions, starting as early as freshman year. These services exist to make life at the College a more personal and enriching experience.

Services

William J. Long, Associate Dean for Advising and Student Services

Charlene Visconti, Assistant Dean for Preprofessional Advising

Julie Avina, Associate Director, Academic Achievement Program

Anne Blatz, Academic Advisor, International Student Programs

Tony Chiaravelotti, Academic Advisor, Academic Support

Patti Davis, Associate Director, Advising Center

Anthony Ferreria, Academic Advisor, Academic Achievement Program

Ivelys Figueroa, Associate Director, College Learning Center

Soomie Han, Associate Director, Postbaccalaureate Prehealth Program

Joseph Hemmes, Academic Advisor, Engineering Program, Transfer Students

Staci Hersh, Academic Advisor, Orientation & Transition Programs

Sara Hinkle, Associate Director, Orientation & Transition Programs

Riaz Khan, Associate Director, Juniors & Interschool Programs

James Mazza, Academic Advisor, Preprofessional Advising

Kristen McHale, Associate Director, Prehealth Advising

Dermot O'Brien, Associate Director, Academic Support

Ryan Poynter, Assistant Director, Preprofessional Center

Stacey Satchell, Academic Advisor, Office Management

Lynne Sebeck, Academic Advisor, College Learning Center

Lauren Sinclair, Academic Advisor, International Student Programs

Michael Wong, Academic Advisor, Preprofessional Advising

Class Advisors

The College of Arts and Science provides centralized advising specifically for first and second year students who have not yet declared a major. The College also offers a number of programs, services, and activities designed especially for its freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

• Assistant Dean for Freshman
• Freshman Experience
• The Freshman Dialogue
• Freshman Orientation
• Senior Website

Structure

Gallatin's academic advisement program is administered through the Office of Academic Advising. It is organized in three tiers: Primary advisers, Class Advisers, and the Gallatin Peer Advising Center (gPAC).

Services

The Gallatin advising structure is in place to help students articulate educational interests and goals, develop an individualized plan of study, and identify relevant and challenging courses that contribute to successful completion of degree requirements.

Class Advisers

In addition to general academic advising at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, each incoming freshmen and transfer student class is assigned a dedicated Class Adviser who works with students in that group until graduation.

Contact Information

John Lang
Director of Advising
(212) 992-9818
john.lang@nyu.edu

Becky Amato
Class Adviser
(212) 992-9838
becky.amato@nyu.edu

Lauren Kaminsky
Class Adviser
(212) 992-9837
lauren.kaminsky@nyu.edu

Justin Lorts
Class Adviser
(212) 998-7333
justin.lorts@nyu.edu

Patrick McCreery
Class Adviser
(212) 998-7351
patrick.mccreery@nyu.edu

Kevin Spain
Administrative Aide
(212) 992-9800
kevin.spain@nyu.edu

Structure

A full-time professional advisement staff provides information about registration and transfer at Registration Information Sessions, which are offered frequently throughout each semester. As a GSP student, a faculty advisor is assigned to you at the beginning of freshman year; ordinarily the same advisor will provide academic advisement to the student for the two years that he or she spends in GSP.

Services

Advising at GSP is attuned particularly to helping students in its two-year program make a smooth transition to the college environment, gain a solid foundation in the liberal arts, and transfer successfully after their sophomore year to the NYU school into which they were admitted as freshmen. Advisors guide students in developing effective learning skills, exploring options available in other NYU colleges, choosing electives, registering for classes, monitoring progress, and preparing for an eventual choice of academic concentration that aligns with their academic and professional goals.

Structure

At the start of your enrollment as a McGhee student, you will meet with a dedicated and knowledgeable full-time professional advisor. Once you have solidified your choice of major and/or area of concentration and have had the opportunity to fully acclimate to NYU, you will then work with a faculty advisor/mentor in your area of study. The process is designed to help McGhee students adjust to academic life at NYU, create an individualized plan for success, and take advantage of the full range of resources that NYU and McGhee offer adult students.

Services

McGhee's academic advising structure is geared to the very specific needs of adult learners who - whether attending college for the first time or returning to college after an absence - must balance the responsibilities of work and family along with handling their academic requirements. In addition to one-on-one advisement, services include such things as classes to strengthen basic academic skills; tutoring in specific subject areas; IT support to help students stay connected and informed; and scholarship resource assistance.

Staff & Contact Information

To make an appointment with an advisor, please call 212-992-9055.

Teresa Gargiulo
(212) 998-7167
teresa.gargiulo@nyu.edu

Tali Marom
(212) 992-8728
tali.marom@nyu.edu

Stephanie McDowell
(212) 992-9056
stephanie.mcdowell@nyu.edu

Erica Rothstein
(212) 998-7106
erica.rothstein@nyu.edu

Jennifer Yuen
(212) 998-7095
jennifer.yuen@nyu.edu

McGhee also has a staff of highly qualified part-time advisors who support our full-time advisors.

Structure

SSW students receive an individual academic advisement session with the Undergraduate Program Director that precedes registration each semester. This is a time for you to discuss your long-term academic plans as well as specific course selections for that semester. These individual meetings with the Undergraduate Director also involve a review of your academic standing and where you need to obtain required clearance to enroll in classes for the upcoming term.

Services

Academic advisement in the School of Social Work provides guidance and support for new freshmen, transfers, and continuing students. The School’s Web site provides a host of online resources, including a comprehensive student handbook, as complements to in-person advisement.

Staff & Contact Information

Dina Rosenfield
(212) 998-5944
dina.rosenfeld@nyu.edu

Christine Robbins
(212) 998-5966
christine.robbins@nyu.edu

A Greeting from Dean Carey

The Office of the Associate Dean for Student Affairs works collaboratively with faculty, students, and staff to create an environment that fosters learning and personal development. Together we provide a broad array of academic and student services, programs, activities and opportunities to help you to be informed, get connected, and stay involved as an active member in this special community of scholars. Our objective is to help you succeed academically and move toward achieving your educational and professional goals.

Structure

Advisement in the Steinhardt School of Education is organized within its departments and programs.

Students are assigned an academic advisor in their program or department during orientation who ideally remains their advisor throughout their study at NYU. The process is designed to provide a consistent source of academic information and guidance in a setting that is familiar and comfortable. Please click here to read more about your role in this process.

Services

Advisors help you understand and fulfill degree requirements, plan course selection, and discuss progress towards your degree. They also make referrals to student service offices as recommended by a particular issue, problem, or concern. Students meet with their advisors in advance of each semester's registration period to plan selection of courses, which the advisor must approve, and to monitor progress towards their degree. Students and advisors use a worksheet as a reminder of expectations and issues to be discussed.

Staff & Contact Information

Undergraduate Advisors Directory

Additional Contact Information

Visit with us in Joseph and Violet Pless Hall, 82 Washington Square East, 2nd Floor. Call us at 212.998-5065. Email us at steinhardt.student.matters@nyu.edu. For more information, go to: http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/students/.

Structure

The Office of Academic Advising is a centralized system with professional advisors, who work in a team structure to best serve the needs of each respective class.

Services

Academic advisement at Stern reflects the School's commitment to educate its students through a combination of in-classroom learning and co-curricular experiences. The Stern Office of Academic Advising provides comprehensive guidance to help students design a well-rounded academic program to meet that goal. Advisors work collaboratively with students to develop an individualized academic plan appropriate to each stage of your undergraduate career. The office also coordinates its own series of programs, which complement students’ other academic activities.

Advisors are available for 30-minute appointments Monday through Thursday. Students can schedule appointments 24/7 by logging on to: http://advisortrac.stern.nyu.edu. Common reasons to meet with an advisor include (but are not limited to):

• Curriculum planning
• Study abroad information
• Co-curricular and professional development opportunities

Advisors are also available for quick visits during the academic year Monday through Thursday 3:30 - 5:00pm and Friday 2:30 - 4:30pm.

Advisors

Advising in the Stern Undergraduate School of Business is organized into two teams- one focusing on freshman and sophomores, the other on juniors and seniors.

Non-Stern Students

Stern offers a Pre-Business Minor for undergraduate students in CAS, Steinhardt and Tisch. If you have questions please contact Mike Manzo at: mmanzo@stern.nyu.edu.

Structure

Tisch students receive academic advisement primarily through the department in their major field of study. Students in all Tisch departments have access to faculty advisors. In addition, you can seek guidance from the department administrator in each program responsible for advisement and registration as well as from staff in the Tisch Office of Student Affairs.

Services

Faculty advisors are available to meet with students on a regular basis. The Tisch Office of Student Affairs and Services handles all administrative matters related to students' registration and progress toward their degree, including credits, course selection, double majors/minors, general education requirements, and any advisement-related question or problem that has not been resolved at the departmental level. Students can download a number of related forms and documents including the Tisch Policies and Procedures Handbook that describes school-wide policies, regulations, and deadlines.

Staff & Contact Information

Department of Cinema Studies
721 Broadway, 3rd floor
Ken Sweeney
(212) 998-1603
kcs1@nyu.edu

Ventura Castro
(212) 998-1594
vac7909@nyu.edu

Department of Dance
111A 2nd Ave 3rd floor
Judy Schramm
(212) 992-9303
js136@nyu.edu

Department of Drama, Undergraduate
721 Broadway, 3rd floor
Sandra Bowie
(212) 998-1842
sandra.bowie@nyu.edu

Daniel Spector
(212) 998-1846
daniel.spector@nyu.edu

Rita & Burton Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing
721 Broadway, 7th floor
David Ranghelli
(212) 998-1943
dr7@nyu.edu

Roxanne Bridglall
(212) 998-1941
roxanne@nyu.edu

Department of Photography and Imaging
721 Broadway, 8th floor
Patricia Snavely
(212) 998-1932
patricia.snavely@nyu.edu

Undergraduate Division, Kanbar Institute of Film and Television
721 Broadway, 11th floor
Wendy Kaplan
(212) 998-1714
wendy.kaplan@nyu.edu

Brenda Burton
(212) 998-1814
brenda.burton@nyu.edu

Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music
194 Mercer Street, 5th floor
Katherine Flatt
(212) 992-8401
katherine.flatt@nyu.edu

Academic Services Team, Tisch Office of Student Affairs
721 Broadway, 8th floor
(212) 998-1900
Anita Gupta, Director
anita.gupta@nyu.edu

Shana Wright, Assistant Director
shana.wright@nyu.edu

Mercer Crenshaw, Administrative Aide
mercer.crenshaw@nyu.edu