Arts Academic Advising
Mackenzie and Jenna support students in their first year and General BA students. If you are a senior student (Year 2 or above) with a major, please connect with your designated Undergraduate Advisor (see contact list below).
Winter Holiday Closure
Our office is closed for the holiday season as of Friday December 20, 2024 at 3 p.m. and reopens Thursday, January 2, 2025.
Connect with Us
Same day virtual and in person advising appointments will resume the week of January 6-10, 2025. Appointments will open each business day at 9:00am, beginning January 6th.
Arts Undergraduate Advisor Contacts for 2024-2025
If you are a senior year student with a major and have questions regarding progression, connect with your program's Arts Undergraduate Advisor.
- Anthropology: André Czegledy, anthropologyadvising@wlu.ca
- Archaeology, Hertitage Studies: Scott Gallimore, ahsadvising@wlu.ca
- Communication Studies, Cultural Studies: Sara Matthews, csaadv@wlu.ca
- English: Eleanor Ty, englishadvising@wlu.ca
- Film Studies: Jing Jing Chang, filmadvising@wlu.ca
- Global Studies: Ehaab D. Abdou, gsadvisor@wlu.ca
- History, Ancient Studies, and Digital Humanities: Amy Milne-Smith, historyadvising@wlu.ca
- International Education Studies: Taylor Marks and Alex Latta, iesadvisor@wlu.ca
- Languages and Literatures: Marc Olivier Reid, langandlitadvising@wlu.ca
- Medieval and Medievalism Studies: Chris Nighman, cnighman@wlu.ca
- Philosophy: Rebekah Johnston, philosophyadvising@wlu.ca
- Political Science and North American Studies: Jorg Broschek, poadvising@wlu.ca
- Sussex Law: sussex@wlu.ca
- Religion and Culture: Kevin Burrell, RandCAdvising@wlu.ca
- Sociology: Dana Sawchuk, socadvising@wlu.ca
- Strategies for Academic Success: sas@wlu.ca
- Women and Gender Studies: Hillary Pimlott, wgsadvising@wlu.ca
Note: Students with BA in Psychology, BA in Biology, BA in Geography or BA in Environmental Studies should contact Faculty of Science advising. Students with BA in Economics should contact Lazaridis School of Business and Economics advising.
An option is an enhanced minor that you can incorporate into your degree program. Options range from eight to 10 courses and can be added to many of your programs. For more information on each option, contact the corresponding person for more details:
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Community Engagement: Ehaab Abdou, gsadvisor@wlu.ca
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Digital Humanities: Amy Milne-Smith, historyadvising@wlu.ca
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Film Production: Jing Jing Chang, filmadvising@wlu.ca
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French: Marc Olivier Reid, langandlitadvising@wlu.ca
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Intercultural Understanding: André Czegledy, anthropologyadvising@wlu.ca
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Legal Studies: Izabela Steflja, isteflja@wlu.ca
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Management: bbaadvising@wlu.ca
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Medievalism Studies: Chris Nighman, cnighman@wlu.ca
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Muslim Studies: Kevin Burrell, RandCAdvising@wlu.ca
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Research Specialization: Refer to the specific program's undergraduate office for further information
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Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Ehaab Abdou, gsadvisor@wlu.ca
If your academic challenges are serious or complicated, you can make an appointment with the Associate Dean: Student Affairs & Learning, Dr. Jason Roy.
To book an appointment, email cginn@wlu.ca or cmahler@wlu.ca.
Faculty of Arts students who wish to have an academic regulation waived or a final exam deferred due to extenuating circumstances or on compassionate grounds, should submit a Petition for Exception to Academic Regulations Form.
For exam deferral requests, if granted, the deferral will be scheduled for the deferral period, unless the course is needed as a prerequisite for the next semester or to qualify for graduation. If this is the case a slip day will be arranged. A deferral fee may be charged to your student account for each deferral.
The Faculty of Arts Petitions and Regulations Committee will consider and decide all petitions within six weeks of the filing of the petitions, provided all the proper documentation and information is given. The Petitions Committee will not consider any petition until all documentation has been submitted. The Petitions Committee reserves the right to not consider petitions that are submitted without appropriate supporting documentation.
For more information on the petition and appeals process, please visit Academic and Petition Appeals.