Assistant Dean Study in the Liberal Arts

Mission Statement

LSA Student Academic Affairs serves students, the College, the University, and the larger society by contributing to the intellectual and personal growth of students in the liberal arts tradition. Our staff shares with teaching faculty and other academic departments the task of facilitating the student's academic path through the College.

Overall administration of LSA Student Academic Affairs is the responsibility of the Assistant Dean. Policy and procedural matters are handled in this office and personal assistance is provided to students in special circumstances. The Assistant Dean also oversees the Academic Judiciary for Student Academic Affairs and is responsible for the administration of the Community Standards of Academic Integrity. In addition, the Assistant Dean coordinates the communication and liaison efforts between Student Academic Affairs and the faculty and academic departments and programs of the College, as well as between Student Academic Affairs and non-LSA units of the University.

Esrold A. Nurse, Ph.D., Assistant Dean
Robert D. Wallin, Deputy Assistant Dean
Judith Morris, Executive Secretary

LS&A Student Academic Affairs provides the following services: Academic Advising, Academic Standards and Opportunities, Academic Auditing, Advising Technology, Central Files, and the Office of the Assistant Dean for Student Academic Affairs. Student Academic Affairs is responsible for helping undergraduates achieve the expectations and rewards of the liberal arts and science education afforded by the College.

Peer Academic Advising Office (PAAO) of LSA *

FAQs  

About Dean Nurse

Student Absences and H1N1 Flu

Policies, Procedures, Standards

   Class Attendance Policy
   Academic Calendars  
   Academic Judiciary  
   CUGS  
   Dean's Certification Forms  
   Dean's Files  
   Exceptions to College Policy  
   Grade Grievance Policy  
   Final Exams  
   Progress Reports  
   Religious Holidays  
   Student Records  

Advising Awards  

Forms