Advising Sessions

Wednesdays (10/21, 10/28, and 11/4) | 2:30pm - 5:00pm | Lewis Hall 309 & 310

As we gear up for priority registration, the Ecology Department is hosting themed advising sessions. Do you have questions about specific areas within Fish & Wildlife Management? Do you need to meet with an advisor to plan next semester's schedule? Do you need help creating a DegreeWorks plan? 

Stop by an advising session to meet with faculty advisors, the department head, and the academic services coordinator.  Themes are listed below. 

Wildlife & Health Professions | Wednesday, 10/21

Wildlife | 2:30 - 5:00pm | Lewis Hall 304

Interested in working with terrestrial organisms (such as bobcats, elk, and pollinators)?  Do you have questions about wildlife-related research and field positions? We will have faculty advisors that conduct research on  terrestrial organisms available to chat with you about future careers, courses, and other experiences to prepare for a career in ecology and conservation. 

Health Professions | 2:30 - 4:00pm | Lewis Hall 309

Are you pre-med, pre-dental, or working toward a career in health professions? We will have advisors and staff ready to answer your questions about graduate school requirements and health professions' course requirements.

Fish & Water | Wednesday, 10/28 | Lewis Hall 309

Are you passionate about water and the organisms that live in water (such as trout, sturgeon, zooplankton, stoneflies)? Do you have questions about working in fisheries management and water conservation? We will have faculty advisors that conduct research on aquatic organisms and water resources available to chat with you about future careers, courses, and other experiences to prepare for an aquatic-focused career. 

Plants, Ecosystems, and Analysis | Wednesday, 11/4 | Lewis Hall 309

If you are interested in plant ecologies, studying ecosystems, or landscape conservation that is used in ecological research and conservation, bring your questions to this advising session. Our faculty advisors reseraching these topics will be available to answer questions about courses and career paths that focus on plants, ecosystems, and landscape management. 

Graduate School Panel and FAQ Session

Wednesday, 11/18 | 3:30pm - 4:30pm | Lewis Hall 310

Are you interested in graduate school? Join us for an FAQ session and panel. We will have current graduate students and faculty discussing graduation applications, how to find a program, and their experience as graduate students and researchers. 

Dead Week Survival 

Wednesday, 12/9 | 9:00am - 5:00pm | Lewis Hall 310

We know that dead week drags and turns students into zombies. Swing by the Ecology Office for a snack, coffee, and a dead week survival kit to get you through the final days of the semester.