For Students: Undergraduate Advising Information
The Kansas State University Academic Advising website is not intended to replace your advisor. It is intended to facilitate and supplement the academic advising you receive from your advisor. Use the information presented here to help you think about the program of study, the courses, and the university experiences that will best prepare you for your goals in life.
Make an appointment to share your thoughts with your advisor!
Identifying your academic advisor
All undergraduate students have an assigned advisor. To identify this person, log in to KSIS and select "Student Services Center." Your advisor appears on the right sidebar. If you are not able to reach your assigned academic advisor, please locate your College in the list below and reach out to the person listed with an email. Use the subject: Academic Advising Help Needed.
Agriculture
Dr. Dan Moser, Associate Dean of Academic Programs, dmoser@k-state.edu
Architecture, Planning & Design
Lisa Last, Director of Academic Services, llast@k-state.edu
Arts and Sciences
Dr. Alison Wheatley, Assistant Dean of Students, aliwheat@k-state.edu
Business Administration
Bente Janda, Assistant Dean for Student Services, bjanda@k-state.edu
Education
Di Murphy, Assistant Director and Licensing Officer, dim@k-state.edu
Engineering
Andy Fund, Assistant Dean for Student Services, andyfund@k-state.edu
Health and Human Sciences
Dr. Shawna Jordan, Assistant Dean/Assistant Professor, jordan@k-state.edu
Academic Advising at Orientation & Enrollment (O&E)
Welcome new Wildcats! At K-State, we support your program and life planning through academic advising. At O&E, you will meet with an advisor to plan for fall semester schedule.
Frequently asked questions
The advisor/student relationship
Helpful resources
Graduation Plan Verification Template
The Advising Toolbox
How to read the course schedule, calculating your GPA, time management, success skills, and writing resources. This website is developed for students in the College of Arts and Sciences, but students in any major and college may find the information useful.
