BA Advising Centre
Book an Appointment
BA Academic Advisors are experienced in helping students navigate their academic journey in the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Environmental Studies degree programs. We recommend that you visit a BA Academic Advisor at least once a year to make sure you're on track to meet your educational goals.
The BA Advising Centre offers a blend of in-person and virtual services for students. Both in-person and virtual appointments must be booked online. Appointments are approximately 20 minutes long and can be scheduled up to two weeks in advance.
Students intending to complete a major, double major, honours, concentration or minor in psychology should book with the Psychology Academic Advising appointment option below. Students in all other programs should book with the Arts Academic Advising option.
Drop-in Academic Advising
In-person drop-In Academic Advising
Stop by McNally Main 218 during these times for a drop-in appointment with an Academic Advisor:
Tuesdays 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Wednesdays 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Thursdays 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Students seeking virtual drop-in appointments are asked to email BAadvising@SMU.ca or call 902-420-5437.
Meet your Advisors
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Emily Anderson Senior BA Program Advisor (on leave) |
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Shawn Simamba BA Program Advisor |
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Abhishek Bhuchar BA Program Advisor |
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Robyn McIntosh Psychology; Undergraduate Advisor, Programs and Transfer |
Quick Links:
- The Counselling Centre can assist and offer support whether you're dealing with exam stress or mental health issues. A healthy mind is key to academic success.
- The Fred Smithers Centre offers support and accommodations for students with disabilities. Register for its services through an online application process.
- The Patrick Power Library is a great place to research topics and information for papers, projects and more. Log in with your s# for access to an abundance of online and print resources. If you could use some research assistance, one of the librarians would be glad to help you.
- The Studio for Teaching and Learning has links to tutorial videos, writing support, Brightspace help and much more. Its resources can help students navigate the transition to learning in a virtual university environment.
- The Writing Centre can help with planning your papers all the way through to checking your citation formatting, with tutorials, handouts, workshops, or one-on-one appointments.