Advising

What is an advisor and how do I get one?

Jacks Planner is a valuable tool from University Advising. Please learn how to use it as soon as you are able to streamline the advising process. However, it is important to continue meeting with your advisor at least once a semester to insure your on-track in your scheduling and satisfactorily moving toward graduation. An advisor will help you figure out which classes you should take to complete your degree, and they can offer additional resources when needed, including career advisement. Theatre majors entering as first-year students will be advised by the Gateway Student Success Center for the first three terms of study. Transfer students, juniors, and minors should meet with a College of Arts and Letters academic advisor.  Minors should be proactive and meet with a Theatre advisor at least once a year.

Theatre faculty mentors

Beginning in your fourth term if you enter as a freshman, or your second term if you enter as a transfer, you will be assigned a theatre faculty mentor. Many students choose to be assigned to a faculty member with whom they’ve already established a mentoring relationship. Please contact the Theatre Administrative Associate in the main office or send an email to theatre@nau.edu for mentor assignments.

As you face the challenges of academic life, we urge you to seek guidance from your mentor. Even if you feel confident in your course navigation, we require you to check in with your mentor before registering for classes.

University Academic Calendar

All dates concerning the current and future academic calendar can be found on the University Registrar website.