Academic AdvisingWhat does an Academic Advisor do?Academic advisors provide intensive advising support through regular contact with students. Advisors help students explore various fields of interest, select a specific academic major, and develop plans of study appropriate for one’s educational goals. Advisors also refer students to other campus offices for assistance in academic, personal and career counseling. Academic advisors also connect students to financial aid and academic skills development resources. Visit your advisor when you:
How is an Advisor Assigned to COE Students?
Undergraduate Advising Contacts:Appointments may be scheduled with advising staff by contacting Student Services. Early Childhood and Elementary Teacher Preparation (907) 786-4401 Graduate Advising Contacts:Appointments may be scheduled with faculty by contacting the administrative staff in each department. Advanced Studies for TeachersM.Ed. in Teaching and Learning Counselor Preparation (school or community)M.Ed. in Counselor Education Early Childhood Special Education Teacher PreparationM.Ed. in Early Childhood Special Education ESOL Teacher Preparation (for secondary certificated teachers)Graduate Certificate in Language Education Principal and Superintendent PreparationM.Ed. in Educational Leadership (principal) Secondary Teacher Preparation (includes Business Education, English/Language Arts, English as a Second Language, Family and Consumer Sciences, General Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, Technology Education, World Languages, K-12 Physical Education, and K-12 Music)aycoed@uaa.alaska.edu Special Education Teacher PreparationGraduate Certificate in Special Education Speech and Language Pathology PreparationAffiliated Degree in Speech and Language Pathology For More InformationContact the College of Education Student Services at 907-786-4401 Go to Degree Works to view degree progress 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. |
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