LAS Undergraduate Academic Advising
The LAS academic advisors are available for appointments. The appointment type (via Zoom, phone, or face-to-face) will be offered at the advisor’s discretion. You may find your advisor’s name by selecting the Academic Progress option in Campus Connect, via OneDePaul, or see below for the list by major. Our advisors use OneDePaul to schedule appointments. For information on scheduling a OneDePaul appointment, see the
OneDePaul Scheduling Guide.
Please email
LASAdvising@depaul.edu or call (773) 325-7310 for any additional questions or concerns.
LAS Advising Services provides holistic advising services for students who are declared majors in LAS. We help with planning coursework, switching majors, choosing a minor, outlining study abroad and internship options, and transition to graduate and professional school. Office staff monitor students' academic progress, update their electronic academic records, and conduct graduation audits. Students are encouraged to utilize online LAS Advising Services' resources to clarify administrative policy and to initiate special academic requests (see
Forms). "Drop-in" remote advising is available, via Zoom or by phone, the first week and the registration week of every quarter.
We also collaborate closely with the
Office for Academic Advising (OAAS), which provides similar services to LAS students who have not yet declared majors. If you are an undeclared student in LAS, please contact
OAAS.
Listed below are the academic advisors by LAS major:
African and Black Diaspora Studies
Political Science (BA/JD 3+3 majors only)
American Studies
History
Political Science (Law & Theory concentration only)
Sociology
Jason MajchrzakAnthropology
Art
Art, Media, and Design (BA and BFA)
Philosophy
Gwen Bailey KnorrApplied Diplomacy
Economics (Economics (BA) and Economics + Computer Science (BS))
Geography (Geography (BA) and Geography + Computer Science (BS))
International Studies
Public Policy Studies
English
History of Art and Architecture
Writing, Rhetoric, and Discourse
Jordan KindleCatholic Studies
Islamic World Studies
Latin American and Latino Studies
Modern Languages (Arabic Studies, Chinese Studies, French, German, Italian, Japanese Studies, Spanish)
Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies
Religious Studies
Women's and Gender Studies
Political Science (all students, except for Law & Theory concentration and BA/JD)
Criminology
(Please see assigned advisor on Campus Connect)