Student Tools
Academic Advising Locations
Academic Advising & Exploration Center
Academic Advisors
- All students with fewer than 24 units
- All Undeclared students (excluding Special students)
- All Pathway for Success students
Go to After the AAEC to learn more about the advising structure at UW-Whitewater, including where you will be advised after the Academic Advising & Exploration Center.
Faculty Advisors
All students with 24 or more units with a declared Journalism and Communication major.
Art
Phone: 262-472-1324
Location: Center of the Arts 2073
Communication
Media Arts and Game Development - Communication/Gaming or Technology
Phone: 262-472-1034
Location: Heide 464
Theater/Dance
Phone: 262-472-1566
Location: Center of the Arts 2076
Music
Phone: 262-472-1310
Location: Center of the Arts 2038
College of Business & Economics Advising Office
All declared Business majors with 24 or more units. Faculty mentors are available as needed.
Phone: 262-472-4900
Location: Hyland Hall 1200
Faculty Advisors
Occupational Safety majors with 24 or more units
Contact Major Departments
Advising Assistance Center
All Early Childhood, Elementary Education, and Secondary Education majors who have not been admitted to the College of Education. All Post Bachelor Degree students seeking general information.
Kelli Danielski
Phone: 262-472-1585
Location: Winther 2003
Faculty Advisors
Contact Major Departments
- All HPERC majors, Special Education, and Communication Sciences and Disorders majors with 24 or more units
- Secondary Education students who have been admitted into the College of Education have two advisors, one for their major studies and one for licensure (in COEPS)
- All Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, and Special Education, majors who have been admitted to the College of Education and Professional Studies
- All Post Bachelor Degree students seeking teaching licensure information
L&S Advising Office
Phone: 262-472-1550
Location: Laurentide 4111
http://www.uww.edu/cls/advising
Faculty Advisors
All students with 24 or more units with declared majors in the College of Letters & Sciences
Secondary Education students have two advisors, one for their major studies (in L&S) and one for licensure (in COEPS)
Contact Major Departments