Undeclared Students
Schedule an Information Session, Dates & Times
WINTER 2021
Monday, February 1 // 4:00-5:00 pm
Tuesday, February 16 // 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, March 3 // 5:30-6:30 pm
Thursday, March 18 // 5:00-6:00 pm
Monday, March 29 // 4:30-5:30 pm
Tuesday, April 13 // 5:30-6:30 pm
Monday, April 19 // 5:00-6:00pm
Schedule an Information Session
Allison Engkvist
Allison is from Saddle River, NJ and is a double major in Environment and Spanish. She is an avid photographer and is the Managing Photo Editor at the Michigan Daily. Last summer, she took a class at Camp Davis and studied fossil fuels and sustainable energy sources. She is interested in specializing in urban planning.
Emma McKillip
Emma is from the South Suburbs of Chicago and is a double major in Environment and Women's and Gender Studies. She is very interested in sustainable food systems and is involved with Friends of the Campus Farm. In her free time, Emma loves hiking, crocheting, and caring for her many houseplants.
Kate Walsh
Kate is from Dallas, TX and is an Environment major with minors in Writing and Water and the Environment. She is pursuing literary journalism as a member of the Great Lakes Writing Corps. Last summer Kate participated in a course studying environmental history in Japan.
Natalie Lyijynen
Natalie is from Bloomfield Hills, MI, and is a double major in Environment and Biology, Health, and Society. She is interested in vegan cooking, sustainable agriculture and is specializing in environmental law. This summer, Natalie will be interning with the University of Alaska Fairbanks Arctic & Northern Studies Program researching Alaska Native and Canadian Indigenous participation in elections.
Open Peer Advising - Remotely!
Peer Advisors are holding Open Advising through Zoom. Please feel free to jump on and chat with one of them at any time during their normally scheduled hours if you have any quick questions about registration, classes, or specializations.
Their normally scheduled hours for the WI21 term are shown below:
Declared Students
Students that have declared the PitE Major or a PitE Minor can make an appointment with a PitE Academic Advisor. Students shoud make an appointment for advising on:
- Course Planning
- Program Requirements
- PitE Practical Experience
- Specializations (for majors)
- PitE Honors Program
- Major/Minor releases
- PitE Club
- Internships
Jaime Langdon
Jaime is from Flint, MI and has worked at the University of Michigan for over fourteen years with twelve years of experience advising undergraduate students. This is her tenth year in PitE. Her academic interests are in the social sciences, including history, politics and policy, environmental studies, and women's studies.
Chris Pozza
Chris is from Ann Arbor, MI and has worked at the University of Michigan and the University of Wisconsin in undergraduate admissions and student services. He is interested in sustainable foods and cooking as well as improving bike infrastructure to increase recreational riders and commuters.
