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The engineering Office of Student Affairs, 126 Marston Hall, is staffed by advisers who assist engineering students, answer questions, address concerns, and provide information needed for student's successful academic careers. This includes advice on course selection, academic and personal counseling, scholarships, tutoring needs, and other college programs and services.  The Office of Student Affairs also assists students with other academic matters, repeat options, repeat course substitutions, late course adds, late course drops, and academic discipline.

The Diversity Programs Office, located in 128 Marston Hall, provides academic and personal support to increase the enrollment, retention and graduation among under-represented minorities and women, students with disabilities, and community college transfers.  The program organizes seminars, workshops, networking with industry, tutoring and provides other opportunities.

Each department in the college has a Chief Undergraduate Program Director who facilitates advising of students concerning their major and degree requirements.  In addition, each engineering student is assigned an individual faculty adviser in their major.  Students are encouraged to meet regularly with an academic adviser.  For additional information about a specific engineering major, contact the Chief Undergraduate Program Director:

Chemical Engineering: Jeffrey M. Davis,  Goessmann 262D
Civil and Environmental Engineering: David Ahlfeld, Marston 224B
Electrical and Computer Engineering: T. Baird Soules, Marcus Hall, M5
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering: James Rinderle, Engineering Lab (Elab) 207C