What is Academic Advisement?
Academic advising is the process of developing a meaningful academic plan, staying informed of curriculum changes, and facilitating problem-solving within the university system. It is a critical component throughout one's education. To ensure that our students are well informed of curricular improvements and academic options, all nursing students taking critical tracking courses are required to see an academic advisor each semester. This mandatory advising requirement ensures regular contact with an academic advisor to enhance opportunities for success at the university.
Who Should Seek Advisement?
Anyone interested in obtaining nursing education may call the appropriate
program
office for an academic advising appointment:
- Pre-nursing students
- Current students who have advanced to the upper division Nursing major
- Transfer students
Prospective students for any of the following programs:
- Undergraduate Education
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
- RN-BSN entry option
- Graduate and Advanced Practice programs
- Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing & Healthare Innovation (PhD)
- Master of Science (MS) - Nurse Educator or Community Health
- Master of Healthcare Innovation (MHI)
| Program office | contact | Advising Locations |
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing & Healthcare Innovation (PhD) |
Christina Peete |
Downtown Phoenix Campus |
Graduate Education and Advanced Practice Programs (DNP, MS, MHI) |
Pamela Kulikowski |
Downtown Phoenix Campus |
Bachelor of Science in |
Student Services |
Downtown Phoenix campus, Polytechnic campus, West campus, Mayo Clinic Campus |
Cecelia Fiery |
