Advising

Students only enrolled in the BA in International Relations or only the International Relations minor should see their assigned advisor by last name (see chart below).

If you are enrolled in a minor or are a BA in International Relations student enrolled in a minor, please see your minor’s Coordinator for advising.

All MA in International Relations students and SF Scholars should see the Graduate Coordinator for advising.

Undergraduate Advisors

Student Last Names & Minor Coordinator:

 Name Office Email
Starting with A – BERD Professor Byun HUM 267 sbyun@sfsu.edu
Starting with BERL – CRA Professor Ellis HUM 246 bellis@sfsu.edu
Starting with CU – HAR Professor Pahnke HUM 259 anthonypahnke@sfsu.edu
Starting with HAS – LAM Professor Tsygankov HUM 526 andrei@sfsu.edu
Global Peace, Human Rights, and Justice Studies minors
South Asian minors
African Studies minors		 Professor Monshipouri HUM 280 mmonship@sfsu.edu
Starting with LAW – NI
Latin American Studies minors		 Professor Darling HUM 427 juanitad@sfsu.edu
Starting with NO – ROB Professor Banerjee HUM 249 banerjee@sfsu.edu
Starting with ROF – TA
European Studies minors		 Professor Siegel HUM 331 snsiegel@sfsu.edu
Starting with TE – Z
Middle East and
Islamic Studies minors		 Professor Volk HUM 576 lvolk@sfsu.edu

Graduate Advisor

Student last name:

 Name Office Email
Starting with A-Z Professor Skonieczny HUM 452 askonkie@sfsu.edu

 

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Undergraduate Advising

Majors in the College of Liberal & Creative Arts (LCA) should consult with two advisors each semester:

  1. an advisor in the major and
  2. a general education and university requirements adviser in the Advising Resource Center (ARC) for LCA

Students who are completing a minor or an additional major should see an advisor in those programs as well.

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Graduate Advising

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General Education and University Requirements

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Advising Resource Center

The College of Liberal & Creative Arts established the student Advising Resource Center (ARC) to provide multiple support services to students. You can receive information regarding requirements for your degree, petitions, financial aid, tutoring, student clubs, events, careers and much more.

Additional Resources