The Academic Advising Services at Salisbury University and in the Seidel School of Education and Professional Studies play a key role in facilitating student growth and development. The primary purpose of advising is to assist students in the development of meaningful educational plans that are compatible with their career and life goals.

General information about advising at Salisbury University can be found on the Academic Advising website.

Questions regarding course requirements in the Seidel School can be directed to your faculty advisor or Kimberly Clark-Shaw, Advising Coordinator.

Team Advising in the Seidel School

Team Advising provides a rich opportunity for students to learn important information relevant to their academic program. The purpose of Team Advising is to relay important details from the faculty and department administrators about their program and registration processes. It also provides an opportunity to meet with faculty advisors before registering for the upcoming semester.

Faculty advisors, department chairs, program directors, and the advising coordinator are all available to address student questions and concerns about majors/minors, registration, and other academic related issues. There are several Team Advising sessions held before registration in order to simplify the Program Planning process so students can better plan their schedule for the upcoming semester.

Team advising is currently offered FOR academic majors IN:

Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, Dual degree in Elementary & Early Childhood Education, and Exercise Science.

Students from these majors will need to sign up for a Team Advising sessions during Program Planning.
Students will be informed via email of the exact dates for Team Advising session and will need to respond by email to confirm which session they chose to attend.