WSB Advisors

All Woodbury Academic Advisement Services
are available in-person, by phone, via email, or virtually.
Email is the quickest way to contact your advisor. You can email [email protected].

 

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WSB academic advisors are available for appointments
Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

For phone or video drop-ins call 801-863-8032.

 

Email

The fastest way to contact your advisor is through email. You can email [email protected].

Appointment

Click on "schedule an appointment" below your advisor’s picture and choose in-person, phone, or video — Microsoft Teams.

Drop-ins

“Drop-ins” are Monday -Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. For phone or video drop-ins call 801-863-8032.

Call Our Front Desk

You are always welcome to call (801) 863-8032, and our admin will be happy to help you make an appointment with your advisor.


 

First Year Student Advisors (Less than 30 credits) EMAIL: [email protected]  

For students with less than 30 credits, in-person advising is available. Located in WB 257. Phone: 801-863-8425. Email: [email protected] 

Have Questions?

 

Need help? Contact our front desk at 801-863-8032 for questions regarding which advisor to see. Email: [email protected] 

Jill Powell

Administrative Assistant

Call: 801-863-8032

Email: [email protected] 

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Undergraduate Student Advisors (30 + credit hours)

Located in KB 201 in the Scott C. Keller Building. Phone: 801-863-8032. Email: [email protected] 
The Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation Student Success Center

Clint Martinez

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Scott Childs

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Lily Day

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Kim Wright

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Stephanie Leinweber

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Samantha Francisco

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Chance Felker

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Natalie Germaine

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Polly Clauson

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WSB Peer Advisor

 

 
       

 

 

Graduate Student Advising

Tracey Wilson
MBA, MSF, & MACC

 

Preparing to See Your Advisor

Academic advising is a collaborative effort. Students and their advisors are partners in meeting the essential learning outcomes that support student success. Ultimately, you – the student – are responsible for your educational experience, and advisors are available to provide support along the way.

Student Responsibilities

Students are expected to:

 

  • Develop an educational plan and establish career goals, with the guidance of your advisor.
  • Meet regularly with your advisor. Plan ahead by visiting with them early in the semester and not waiting until the last minute before registration.
  • Come to appointments prepared with questions and/or topics to discuss and participate fully in the advising experience.
  • Understand how to navigate the course registration site and enroll in the courses in your academic plan.
  • Know the general education and program requirements for your major.
  • Check MyUVU often for email messages from the university.
  • Become knowledgeable of campus and online resources, and follow through when referred to appropriate campus resources.
  • Graduate in a timely manner based on your academic plan. Accept responsibility for your decisions and your actions that affect your educational progress and goals.

 

Advisor Responsibilities

Students can expect UVU Advisors to:

 

  • Actively listen to your questions and concerns and provide information and support as needed.
  • Provide guidance and encouragement as you develop a clear and realistic educational plan, and assist you in making course and major decisions.
  • Understand and effectively communicate degree and graduation requirements, policies, and procedures.
  • Teach students how to use available tools and navigate the course registration site.
  • Provide information about UVU resources available to you and refer you to applicable campus services, organizations, and/or individuals as needed.
  • Protect and secure the integrity of the UVU degree by complying with all college and departmental policies and requirements.
  • Provide a safe space in which to share your thoughts, aspirations, concerns, and interests; maintain confidentiality with all information shared; and treat you with respect as an adult.