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Chemistry Advising
Chemistry has a team of advisors eager to help you. With so many policies,
procedures, and deadlines, it is wise to consult with your advisor each
semester to ensure that you're track in your major.
GOALS/OBJECTIVES OF ADVISING
- To provide you with information and support that will
enable you to successfully identify educational/career goals.
- To assist you in developing your educational plan.
- To promote your utilization of college success
strategies and resources.
- To promote your involvement in on-campus,
co-curricular experiences that will help you develop your interpersonal
and leadership abilities.
- To promote your involvement in off-campus,
experiential-learning experiences to help you explore and clarify your
career options.
- To help you "connect" your college experience with
your plans and goals for life after college.
- To promote your ability to think critically, solve
problems, and make informed decisions about your future life plans.
- To be a mentor to you by providing you with personal
guidance, support, and advocacy.
- To assist you in finding the campus professionals in
support services who can best help you succeed academically and
personally.
NEW OR
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
All new or prospective Chemistry majors should
first contact:
Ms.
Robin Rarick 626-7908
to:
- discuss program details and options
- declare the Chemistry major or minor
- review general education transfer work
& make SAPR adjustments,
review remaining degree requirements & create a plan to finish up
- learn how to read your SAPR (if necessary)
- be added to the
CHEM major's listserv and
mailing list
- choose a faculty advisor (if
desired)
- file for degree
candidacy the semester before graduation (preferably prior to
registration for the last semester)
If you have transfer work
in Chemistry that needs to be evaluated for use in fulfilling CHEM program
requirements, please start here
http://quiz2.chem.arizona.edu/ugres/evaluation.htm
STUDENT ACADEMIC
PROGRESS REPORT (SAPR)
It is strongly recommended that you bring a copy of your SAPR to
your advising appointments. You can obtain your SAPR by logging in to Student
Link
and requesting it.
If you need help reading or interpreting your SAPR, please try the
SAPR
tutorial then see
your Chemistry advisor.
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Appointments are recommended for the
following Faculty Advisors:
Dr. Neal
Armstrong
nra@email.arizona.edu Gould Simpson (GS) 841; 621-8242
Mr.
Steve Brown
sbrown@u.arizona.edu Koffler (CBS) 201d; 621-9980
Dr.
Lisa Dollinger
ldolling@email.arizona.edu Koffler (CBS)
335; 621-2089
Dr. Neel
Ghosh ghosh@u.arizona.edu Marvel (CSML) 536; 621-6331
Dr.
Richard Glass -Honors Only;
rglass@u.arizona.edu Marvel (CSML)
520; 621-2939
Dr. Phillip Keller
- Transfer Students;
kellerp@u.arizona.edu Chemistry (OC) 220; 621-6363
Dr.
Eugene Mash
emash@u.arizona.edu Marvel (CSML) 618; 621-6321
Dr.
Anne Padias
anne@u.arizona.edu Koffler (CBS) 201c; 621-9978
Dr.
John Pollard
jpollard@email.arizona.edu
Chemistry (OC) 240; 621-8843
Dr. Vicente Talanquer
- ChemEd Only;
vicente@U.arizona.edu Chemistry (OC) 218a; 626-8169
Dr.
Jeanne Pemberton
pembertn@u.arizona.edu Gould Simpson (GS) 808; 621-8245
Dr. Robin
Polt polt@u.arizona.edu Chemistry (OC) 320; 621-6332
Dr. Mark
Smith msmith@u.arizona.edu Chemistry (OC) 221c; 621-2115 |
