All College of Education students are assigned an academic advisor based on your program. Current students can find the name of their assigned advisor in a number of ways. You can find your advisor and the programs to which they are assigned here:
Nancy Hashimoto, Ed.D. Assistant Dean for Advising, Licensure, and Student Affairs (773) 325-4325 2247 N. Halsted St., Office 151 nhashimo@depaul.edu
Assigned Academic Advisor For: Preservice Special Education (PSE) - graduate Reading Specialist/Reading Teacher Special Education - undergraduate Special Education for Teachers (LBS1/SET) - graduate Special and Elementary Education (SEE)
Ashley Johnson Academic Advisor (773) 325-1183 2247 N. Halsted St., Office 143 ashley.johnson@depaul.edu
Assigned Academic Advisor For: Early Childhood - undergraduate and graduate Elementary Education - undergraduate and graduate Secondary History - undergraduate and graduate Secondary Social Science - undergraduate and graduate
R. Bret Ruiz Academic Advisor (773) 325-4481 2247 N. Halsted St., Office 149 RRUIZ28@depaul.edu
Assigned Academic Advisor For: Doctoral Programs (EdD, EdS, PhD) Secondary Visual Art - undergraduate and graduate World Language Education - undergraduate and graduate Value-Creating Education for Global Citizenship - graduate
Scott Sullivan Academic Advisor (773) 325-8224 2247 N. Halsted St., Office 145 ssulli52@depaul.edu
Assigned Academic Advisor For: Secondary English - undergraduate and graduate
Brandon Washington Academic Advisor/Licensure Officer (773) 325-7495 2247 N. Halsted St., Office 141 bwashin3@depaul.edu
Assigned Academic Advisor For: Bilingual-Bicultural Education - graduate Clinical Mental Health Counseling Curriculum Studies - graduate, masters level Education, Culture, and Society - graduate Educational Leadership - graduate, masters level School Counseling - graduate Secondary Education (BA/BS double major) Secondary Math - undergraduate and graduate Secondary Sciences - undergraduate and graduate TEACH program
...or go to My.DePaul.edu to see a listing of your advisor and their contact information.
You can meet with an academic advisor at any point in your studies and they are your primary source of information about curriculum, policies, licensure and administrative procedures.
Content Faculty Advisors
In addition to your assigned academic advisor, graduate students in Secondary Education, World Language and Counseling are assigned faculty advisors called Content Advisors. Students should contact and arrange a meeting with their content advisor soon after beginning the program for an evaluation of previous coursework to determine if additional coursework is needed in the subject area.