SOAR and Summer Advising 2020

Welcome new and continuing Badgers! All summer advising is taking place remotely. Schedule an appointment with Ginny Jackson via Starfish.

SOAR Transfer Appointments:
Ginny is available 7am to 11am most weekday mornings.

SOAR Introductory Biology Consulting:
Do not make an appointment for Introductory Biology Consulting until you have been referred by an academic advisor.

Morning appointments from 7:00am – 11:00am – Ginny Jackson
Afternoon appointments from 1:00pm – 5:00pm – Cathy Auger

Continuing Students Appointments:
Ginny is available several afternoons a week for students already declared in the Molecular Biology major.  Email vjackson4@wisc.edu if you’d like to request alternate meeting time options.

Prospective Students Appointments:
Continuing UW-Madison students who have not yet declared, but are interested in the new Molecular and Cell Biology major, email vjackson4@wisc.edu to schedule an appointment.

Your Faculty Advisor

Your Faculty Advisor provides guidance specific to the molecular and cell biology discipline through discussions about undergraduate experiences (i.e. internships, research, volunteering, etc.) that will help prepare you for graduate work or a career after graduation.

You can make an appointment with your Faculty Advisor via email.

Your Student Services Coordinator

Your Student Services Coordinator provides guidance specific to the molecular and cell biology discipline but also provides developmental advising throughout your undergraduate career. Your Student Services Coordinator will help with course selection, registration, DARS, L&S degree and major requirements, and tracking progress towards graduation, as well as connecting you to important resources across campus.  Current students can schedule an appointment with Students Services Coordinator, Ginny Jackson, through Starfish.  Questions can be sent to vjackson4@wisc.edu.

Declared students are strongly encouraged to meet with their Faculty Advisors and Student Services Coordinator regularly throughout the duration of their undergraduate experience.