a member of the University faculty or administrative staff
A staff or faculty member resident in the Student Academic Success Centre or a Departmental Office who assists students in planning their academic program and resolving any academic difficulties.
A member of the University faculty or staff charged with the responsibility of interpreting academic requirements, developing course schedules, providing personal, academic, or career information, and monitoring adjustment to college and academic progress.
An adviser is a person who can: Talk to you about your degree program, schedule, study habits, how to maximize your transfer credits and what courses best suit your academic and professional goals. Assist you in adding/dropping/withdrawing from a course. Help you obtain contact information for a person or department on campus. Explain a degree or course requirement. Help you with any other questions you have regarding your degree.
An adviser is a person you can talk to about your degree program, schedule, study habits, what courses to take, how to add/drop/withdraw from a course, degree or course requirements, and who can help you with any other questions you have regarding your degree.
A professional staff or faculty member with specific expertise in helping students with academic planning.
A faculty member or designated staff member who assists students in planning their studies and selecting courses so that they may be successful in completing their degrees.
May also be academic adviser or counsellor. This individual is responsible for providing information and guidance to school students on academic matters and discussing any problems the student may be having. International students may have a special adviser to provide information on American culture, regulations, language and any other cultural difficulties.
The adviser is a staff member in the major field of study assigned by the appropriate University department to assist its majors.
A faculty member assigned to a student to advise that student on academic matters that include degree requirements and selection of courses.