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MN/MS Students: Student Advisement - Faculty Academic Advisors
Faculty are assigned to advise MN or MS students throughout their programs
of study. The faculty advisor for a masters student assures student
progress in the focus area curriculum. Faculty may also work with a
student to determine which courses constitute their individualized MS or
MN program of study.
Within the student's first quarter of study, it is recommended that the
student make an appointment with his/her faculty advisor to begin initial
discussions about the student's goals, including the development of either
a thesis or a scholarly project. Most School of Nursing faculty have
nine-month appointments, and may or may not be on campus for advising in
Summer Quarter. Faculty who serve in the capacity of advisor may or may
not become the chair or a member of the student's supervisory committee.
Role of the Faculty Advisor
The faculty advisor:
- serves as the student's academic program advisor until a Chair of the Supervisory Committee has been selected by
the student, or throughout the student's program of study if the Chair is not affiliated with the focal area;
- responds promptly to emails and engages in meetings/discussions
with the student that help clarify professional goals and
expected outcomes of the student's academic experience;
- discusses potential faculty who may be appropriate guides for
the student's thesis or scholarly project;
- with the student, develops the student's thesis or project
plan; and
- submits a note to the student's file in Academic Services
following each advising session, including the date, description
of the conference, comments, and signature.
Return to MN/MS Students: Student Advisement
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