Advising
Students who are enrolled in a Teacher Licensure program at Metro are highly encouraged to meet with their assigned Education advisors each Spring and Fall semester. Advising sessions will help to ensure that students are on track with their coursework, aware of upcoming changes to their program(s), and are preparing for student teaching.
Scheduling an Advising Appointment for Teacher Education
Advising appointments are made through the Teacher Education Department front office in WC 136. Students should stop by to schedule an appointment with their advisor at least a week in advance, if possible. If needed, students may also call in to set up an appointment. The phone number is (303) 556-6228.
If an advising appointment is needed for the current week, students must physically go to their advisor’s office to see if any appointments remain on the schedule for the current week. We do not recommend emailing or calling your advisor directly for an appointment until you have exhausted these options.
The following document is a list of the current advising schedules for Teacher Education advisors. Please keep in mind that this document may be updated regularly as schedules are adjusted throughout the semester. We will provide new schedules as they become available each semester.
Teacher Education Advisor Schedules - Fall 2009
To find out which Teacher Education advisor you are assigned to, contact or visit the Teacher Application Center in WC 136.
Advising in the Major/Content Area
Degree-seeking students (except those majoring in Special Education), as well as Post-Baccalaureate students going into one of the eight Secondary or K-12 licensure areas, will need to meet with advisors in other departments here at Metro. Please consult our list of specific faculty members in each department who are designated to advise Teacher Licensure students for that specific content area or major. Please check the list to make sure you are seeing the appropriate advisors outside of the Teacher Education Department.
Major and Content Area Advisors for Teacher Education Students