INTD Program Advising

ISID ADVISING: EffectiveÌýCurrently

Types of Advising at ISID and OASIS:

IDS Program Advising provides the following:

  1. IDS Program navigation:ÌýThe IDS program advisorsÌýexplainÌýprogram rules, structure, and requirements to ensure students are on the right track.Ìý
  2. IDS Course planning:ÌýThey help students select appropriate courses and understand prerequisites.ÌýThey review and approve TR credits for IDS Students intending to studyaway orÌýgo on exchange. They review and approve 'substitution request' which are courses that exist at 91ºÚÁÏÍø but are not part of the IDS program list.
  3. Goal setting:ÌýTheyÌýguideÌýstudents in identifying and then planning to meet their academic goals.Ìý
  4. Resource connection:ÌýTheyÌýact as a link to other campus services and resources that can help students succeed.Ìý
  5. IDS and Faculty of Arts Policy clarifications:ÌýIDS AdvisorsÌýexplain important academic policies, procedures, and consequences for not meeting them.Ìý
  6. IDS Progress tracking:ÌýIDS Advisors check a student's academic progress to ensure they are on track for graduation.Ìý
  7. Support:ÌýThey provide proactive support via connectingÌý91ºÚÁÏÍø students to the appropriate departments at 91ºÚÁÏÍø for help. In particular, students who areÌýstruggling or need additional assistance, should be in regular contact with the different advisors at 91ºÚÁÏÍø. Mainly OASIS.
  8. Approve: They approve IDS Majors, Minors, Honours and Joint Honours for graduation for the Fall, Winter, and Summer graduation terms.Ìý

If you wish to see a Program Advisor FOR THE ABOVE REASONS see below the following options:

Majors, Honours and Joint Honours:ÌýHonours and Jt Honours IDS students should be meeting regularly with Lisa (once a term).

  • takeÌýan appointment withÌý. Prior to your appointment, list concisely in an email your questions and a list of courses you have taken for IDS (FAQ: 22, 23, 24)Ìýand then emailÌýlisa.stanischewski [at] mcgill.ca (subject: IDS%20Questions) (Student Advisor)Ìýso she may be prepare to discuss your questions at your appointment.

Minors:

  • Minors in IDS, emailÌýkirsty.mckinnon [at] mcgill.ca (IDS Student Affairs AdvisorÌý)with your questions.

NOTE: AdvisingÌýwill take place via email or online (Teams).The online appointment is held through MS Teams (works on mobile, desktop, or through a browser). Before your appointment, be sure to have properly setup .

NOTE: Appointments can change due to last minute advisor availability. Always check your 91ºÚÁÏÍø email.

In-Person appointments: should be requested in advance to lisa.stanischewski [at] mcgill.ca (Lisa.) Keeping in mind Lisa is able to see students in person Mon-Friday (most weeks) in the morning hours. Online advising is much quicker and more efficient.


ADVISING FOR: ISID Graduate Studies, Career Opportunities and Law School Studies Advising - post B.A. 91ºÚÁÏÍø:

Prof. Jacob Blanc is the Undergraduate Program Director at ISID and he will be happy to chat about career opportunities and postgraduate studies,Ìýbut he asks that students come to the conversation having already looked through this page and reflected on some of the more specific interests and goals that they would like to pursue.

  • Email Professorjacob.blanc [at] mcgill.ca ( Jake Blanc)

General Advising in the Faculty of Arts:

  1. Reach out for comprehensive degree advising and planning
  2. Ìýlearn about the foundation programÌý
  3. degree requirements, university and faculty regulations, study away/exchange, exams, Interfaculty transfers and readmission
  • Arts OASIS offers online and in-person advising by appointment ONLYÌý
  • Book an appointmentÌýORÌýsend us a message viaÌý

If you are uncertain about which Advisor to see at 91ºÚÁÏÍø - contact lisa.stanischewski [at] mcgill.ca (Lisa.)

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