UG Faculty Advisors

Advisors for the Majors (click here to locate):

Social & Behavioral Sciences Department:

  • Human and Family Services - Mrs. Patricia Anaya, Chair
  • Behavioral Sciences - Dr. Donna McCoy

Bible/Theology Department:

  • Intercultural Studies - Mrs. Adrian Hinkle, Chair
  • Youth Studies - Mrs. Adrian Hinkle
  • Pastoral Ministry - Professor Ken Young
  • Religion - Professor Ken Young
  • Biblical Studies - Professor Ken Young

Business Administration Department:

  • Business Administration -
  • Business Administration, Professor Linda Garrett

Creative Arts Department:

  • Church Music and Music Performance,  Mr. David Roman, Chair

Education: (In development)

English Liturature & Language Arts Department:

  • English Literature - Mrs. Sheley Groves, Chair

General Education Division:

  • Associate of Arts, Undeclared, Non-degree seeking, and Liberal Studies - Mrs. Hudson, Chair 

Multidisciplinary Studies Division:

These students will work with two advisors representing the two concentrations selected, with one assuming a primary role.

Sport Management Department:

  • Sport Management - Dr. Poteet, Chair
  • Sport Management - Professor Harve Griffin

 

Compass of Student Success

These links provide help on many of the basic skills required for success in collegiate level academics. Visit them for a refresher or for an instroduction to these skills.

Faculty Advising Forms

 

Sign-Up Sheet

Substitutions

Declaration of Major

Change of Major

Semester Planning Sheet

Degree Sheets

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FIND YOUR ACADEMIC 'TRUE NORTH'

Benjamin Franklin declared, “we can give advice, but we cannot give conduct. Remember this: they that will not be counseled cannot be helped.”
(The Way of Advice, 1991, pg.1)

Spring & Summer Advising Cycle:

March - April 2012

Fall Advising Cycle:

November 2011

The Advising Process

Mission Statement

The mission of the Advising Process is to help undergraduate students fulfill their educational goals, achieve academically, and graduate. The Advising Process seeks to create a vital link between the university community and its undergraduate students, articulate the institution's academic purposes, and help students understand and negotiate the institution's rules, regulations, and requirement.

Schedule

Plan to meet with your Advisor a minimum of two (2) times a semester. One time at the beginning to build relationship, and one time during the designated pre-enrollment dates. 

The Fall dates are at the beginning of November and the Spring dates are at the beginning of April.  Other times are encouraged as questions or problems emerge. Make an appointment and then be sure to honor the Advisor's time by keeping the appointment.

Academic Advising Forms

 

  •  5 Year Semester Plan (Worksheet)
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    SCU Class Schedule Planning Worksheet

  • Faculty
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  • Academic Catalog
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  •  Waiver

    • Declaration of Major

    Substitution of Course