ADVISING INFORMATION FOR HUMAN NUTRITION, HOSPITALITY AND SPORT MANAGEMENT
All students in the College of Human Environmental Sciences are assigned an academic advisor. Please check your DegreeWorks to identify your advisor. SLATE calendar is the online scheduling system used for advising appointments. SLATE will only show 24 hours out for available appointment spots. If you attempt to schedule an appointment and there are no availabilities, check for a different time or day. If you have not been assigned an advisor, please check with the office associate. Before your advising appointment, check the requirements for your major and review your profile. Note any questions you have regarding your academic record. Prepare a tentative class schedule as appropriate. Bring the tentative class schedule, along with a list of questions and concerns, to your advising appointment.
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Hospitality Management (HM) Food Nutrition (FN) Sport Management (SM)
Departmental Advisors
Departmental advisors primarily advise freshmen, sophomores, and transfer students; helping students build a strong academic foundation early in their college experience. They are full-time professionals dedicated to supporting student success through the thoughtful development of individualized academic plans. The Departmental advisors are highly knowledgeable about both core curriculum and major-specific requirements, ensuring students remain on track toward timely graduation while making informed academic decisions.
Diana Garrett (SM) – Russell Hall 441
Chartis Ivy Rush (FN) – Russell Hall 434
Will Kirby (HM) – Russell Hall 445
Faculty Advisors
Faculty advisors primarily advise juniors, seniors and graduate students. Once students reach junior status, they are transitioned to a full-time faculty member for academic advising and mentoring within their discipline. This faculty mentorship model allows students to receive more specialized guidance related to career goals, internships, professional development, and upper-level coursework as they progress toward graduation.
Chelsea Ale (SM) – Russell Hall 472
Bethany Akers (HM) – Russell Hall 478
Deniz Azarmanesh (FN) – Russell Hall 416
Maria Azrad (FN) – Russell Hall 446
Carla Blakey (SM) – Russell Hall 477
Jason Blumenthal (HM) – Russell Hall 466
Trevor Bopp (SM) – Russell Hall 475
Stephen Compston (FN) – Russell Hall 409
Kristi Crow-White (FN) – Russell Hall 485
Denise DeSalvo (FN) – Russell Hall 422
Joy Douglas (FN) – Russell Hall 405
Amy Ellis (FN) – Russell Hall 408
Jeffrey Farr (SM) – Russell Hall 473
Lori Greene (FN) – Russell Hall 423
Tiffany Hylton (FN) – Russell Hall 487
Karina Jolly (SM) – Russell Hall 476
Seung Eun Jung (FN) – Russell Hall 420
Haemi Kim (HM) – Russell Hall 483
Lingyan Kong (FN) – Russell Hall 412B
Aleksandra Kristo (FN) – Russell Hall 417
Lesley McDonald (FN) – Russell Hall 412A
Morgan Milstead (FN/HM) – Russell Hall 479
Alvin Niuh (FN/HM) – Russell Hall 424
Kevin Norwood (SM) – Russell Hall 433
Han-A Park (FN) – Russell Hall 418
Kimberly Severt (HM) – Russell Hall 471
Hhye Won “Grace” Shin (HM) – Russell Hall 481
Yeon Ho Shin (HM) – Russell Hall 457A
Angelos Sikalidis (FN) – Russell Hall 401
Kimberly Stran (FN) – Russell Hall 426
Libo Tan (FN) – Russell Hall 407
John Vincent (SM) – Russell Hall 459
Dylan Williams (SM) – Russell Hall 461