Undergraduate advising
CEHD Student Services is now offering in-person appointments as well as appointments over Zoom, Google Hangouts or phone. Drop-in advising is available over Zoom. Check with your advisor for their weekly availability.
CEHD advisors meet with you regularly so you're supported from orientation through graduation. Make an appointment with your CEHD advisor to:
- Explore potential majors and opportunities within different majors.
- Ask questions about registration and completing your degree.
- Find out about campus life and University resources.
- Get support in balancing your academic, personal, and social life. CEHD advisors have put together a list of on-campus resources to support you.
Not sure who is your advisor? Log-in to MyU and click on the Academics section.
Major declaration
Are you a current CEHD student who is ready to declare your major? Follow these steps.
Make the most of your experience in CEHD! Our advisors and career counselors created a first-year/sophomore roadmap and a preparing for your major/final year roadmap to help you plan your college experience and prepare for your future.
Return to the University
Your first step in being readmitted to the U of M and CEHD is to contact CEHD Student Services at 612-625-3339 or email [email protected]. View more information on readmission to CEHD.
Make an appointment
CEHD advisors
Call CEHD Student Services at 612-625-3339 to schedule an appointment with your advisor, or schedule an appointment online through their individual profiles below.
- Jessica Heidemann, ICT Coordinator and Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
- Sara Georgeson, Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
- Phuong Geiger, Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
- Linda Kim, Associate Director of Academic Advising, [email protected]
- Laura Essig, Associate Director of Student Degree Progress & Retention, [email protected]
- Anna Mraz, Student Services Advisor and PES Program Coordinator (CEHD), [email protected]
- Marjorie Grevious, Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
- Rochelle Privratsky, Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
- Rita Richardson, Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
- Ellen Sunshine, Associate Director of Student Recruitment, Admissions, and Engagement, [email protected]
- True Xiong, Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
- Chris Yang, Student Services Advisor, [email protected]
Phone
612-625-3339
Email
[email protected]
Location
CEHD Student Services
360 Education Sciences Building
56 East River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Hours
8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday-Friday
How to connect with your advisor
Drop-in advising
A 10-15 minute session for topics like answers to short questions, signatures on forms, time-sensitive matters, or a quick review of classes.
A 10-15 minute session for topics like answers to short questions, signatures on forms, time-sensitive matters, or a quick review of classes.
Email
Best for asking your advisor about general requirements, policies, forms, or resources.
Best for asking your advisor about general requirements, policies, forms, or resources.
Individual appointments
Typically 30 minutes and need to be scheduled at least one day ahead of time. Typical topics include exploring majors, registration planning, identifying personal goals, and support for any obstacle in your way.
Typically 30 minutes and need to be scheduled at least one day ahead of time. Typical topics include exploring majors, registration planning, identifying personal goals, and support for any obstacle in your way.
TRIO Student Support Services advisors
Call TRIO Student Support Services at 612-625-0772 to schedule an appointment with your advisor.
Phone
612-625-0772
Email
[email protected]
Hours
8 a.m.- 4 p.m., Monday-Friday
Location
TRIO Student Support Services
40 Education Sciences Building
56 East River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55455
My advisor was always there for me when I needed her. She was supportive academically as well as on a personal level. She encouraged me to pursue many opportunities within CEHD as well as in the real world. Those real-world experiences are what led me to pursue a career in health administration.
Marianna Valadez, '17
Kinesiology