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CAS academic advisors and career coaches are available for 45-minute meetings both in person and via Zoom. When scheduling your appointment on Student Success Hub, select the location that best fits your need. We look forward to connecting with you, sharing information, and helping you identify next steps for success! If you need help, contact us using the information below. |
One-on-one advising for your overall success at Nebraska—personal, academic, and professional.
Philosophy majors should plan to meet with their assigned academic advisor at least once every semester before you register for classes, and anytime you have a question. Philosophy minors and students considering philosophy as a major are welcome, too.
Learn more about advising in CAS including how to prepare for and make the most of your advising meetings.
* Note which catalog year you are using.
Every semester the department posts the next semester's courses on the Course Listing page and describes the next semester's courses in more detail than the Undergraduate Catalog. To select courses for the next semester, check the Undergraduate Course Guide and the Course Listing.
Ready to declare this major or minor?
Visit the Academic and Career Advising Center in 107 Oldfather Hall.
Faculty Mentors
Your assigned advisor is your first point of contact for many advising questions, and the faculty mentors are your experts when you need discipline-specific information.
Talk to a faculty mentor when making choices about:
- upper level courses
- graduate school in the discipline
- getting involved in research, internships, or other experiential learning activities related to the major
Aaron Bronfman
315E Louise Pound Hall
bronfman@unl.edu
Harry Ide
315Q Louise Pound Hall
hide@unl.edu